On Stompstart by 1 April 2015 · Tokyo · Japan
Swingmail.
A Tokyo-made iPhone inbox that pulled Gmail, iCloud, Facebook, Twitter and phone calls into one stream and held back anything that could wait.
Productivity and collaboration
Timeline
- On record
BRIDGE reported Swingmail, a free iOS app from Tokyo's BHI that consolidated email and social messages and sorted them by priority.
On record · Announced - Activity
BRIDGE reported BHI launching its Swingnow suite (Swingmail, Swingbook, Swingcal) in English-speaking and Nordic App Stores, after a Series A in April 2014 from an undisclosed Japanese investor.
Activity · Announced - Listing page saved
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- Discontinued
BHI posted a closure notice for its Swing! service on 13 December 2019, after closure notices for SwingBot and 'My Purchases' on 30 October 2019.
Discontinued · Announced - Site checked
The product's site was live.
- Listed on Stompstart
“Swingmail is a prioritizing inbox that helps reduce information overload and clutter.”
- Changed course
BHI's current site presents the 'BHI Core Engine', an automation system for email auto-classification, to-do management and keyword extraction, and does not mention Swingmail; its latest news item is dated 29 July 2022.
Change of course · Announced
As listed on Stompstart
“Swingmail is a prioritizing inbox that helps reduce information overload and clutter.”
Swingmail aggregates messages from Gmail, iCloud mail, Facebook, Twitter, and calls from phone and FaceTime, so that you have everything in one inbox, and filters out junk, spam, and messages that don’t require your immediate attention so that you can stay focused and only receive messages from people that are important to you. Swingmail is like a personal assistant in your inbox.
- Topics
- Productivity
- Platforms
- iOS
- Location
- Tokyo · Japan
In our words: The listing described Swingmail as a prioritising inbox that gathered messages from Gmail, iCloud mail, Facebook, Twitter, phone calls and FaceTime into one place. It filtered out junk and messages that did not need immediate attention, and likened itself to a personal assistant in your inbox.
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- Website
- bhi.co.jp ↗
Publication record
- Release
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