Loop Email is designed really well for what it does, team collaboration on emails, assigning them to team members and executing them in an organized manner.

Things I like:
- The UI - Loop Email has a really clean interface, exactly what you would expect from a SaaS in 2020
- The UX - navigating around the desktop app is effortless. Everything is at your fingertips and you can take certain actions, such as marking a client as a Favorite.
- I haven't had any issues with deliverability, sending or receiving, and no hiccups in service. Opening and closing the mobile app is extremely responsive and refreshes messages quickly.

What I don't like (and this is is the reason for the ding of 2 tacos):
- The lack of a web app. I have a full-time job and a side hustle that I run on the evenings and weekends. My laptop is work-issued, which means I can't willy-nilly install programs that aren't approved by the company, which means that I have to solely rely on my mobile app to keep tabs on any communications from clients throughout the day and while I do praise the app, it's not nearly as efficient as the desktop app. It feels like a huge loss when you're not able to access the desktop app and the lack of a web app really limits when and where you can access your information. This alone would make this product a 1 taco product in my eyes, the fact that it's so good at what it does is closer to a 4 or 5 taco product.

I see how this is effective for teams for sure, but I would say that there isn't as much use for a soloprenuer. I keep getting emails nagging me about adding more team members (sorry, it's just me bud) and a lot of the tasks are obviously designed around team members in mind, which makes total sense, but I wish there was a way to tweak a few settings and give priority to certain features that would allow me to make Loop Email work best for my individual needs versus the "team's needs".

I would definitely recommend picking this up if you have a team and are okay leaning heavily on the desktop app.

Personally, I put a lot of weight and emphasis on accessibility and the lack of a web app is what makes this a deal breaker for me. A platform such as AppSumo that is largely touting SaaS platforms makes me believe that there should be some component of this deal that I can access whenever, wherever, but that's just not the case.

-Sapphire Wolf
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