[johnomarkid]

Yes. The "feed" concept makes sense for my email workflow. I get a few (2-5) important emails that I need to respond to every day, and tens of newsletters that I may read if they pique my interest.

Gmail has "tabs" or whatever they are called which automatically aggregate your emails into different panes. The automatic part didn't work well for me. I'd often find important emails in my "Social" tab, which led to me checking all tabs to make sure the machine learning didn't incorrectly categorize an email.

Hey gives me control over that, and it has been fantastic for the 11 days that I've had an account.

There are other features I love, but the feed has made the biggest impact so far.

[mlthoughts2018]

Getting 2-5 important messages a day seems categorically not a good use case for feeds at all. That seems like you need to create 5 filters and gradually expand the rules if they occasionally miss things.