OfficeMail Pro Reviews

I really love OfficeMailPro and it’s the best option on iPhone, but I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to go through the trouble of reinstalling OfficeMailPro from scratch only because I downloaded an attachment like a PDF. Suddenly OfficeMailPro will crash, and won’t recover unless you completely uninstall OfficeMailPro and all its data. Off loading OfficeMailPro doesn’t help, everything must be deleted and installed from scratch. A real pain when you have to set up all your settings again; which folders to sync, signatures for different accounts, colors for categories, etc, ... it takes a good hour. Really frustrating when you’re headed out the door for a business trip and now you’re stuck with a crashed app. Another wait until the weekend when there’s time to putts around with a full reinstall. It would be nice if settings could at least be recoverable, then a total reinstall wouldn’t be so inconvenient.

Paid user of the Nine app haven’t seen an update and they now release a new paid version without any consideration.

Nine for Android was fantastic, but this is a disaster on iPhone. So much potential, but so many bugs and forced shut downs.

I'm on MacOS Monterey (12.3.1), and you can't add a gmail account. It crashes every single time. Works okay on my phone but not at all on my Mac.

It’s a really good app but there is zero technical support. I have sent six messages over the past month and a half and not even the courtesy of a return email attempting to help me with my issues.

While there may be under-the-hood improvements, I much, much prefer the clean and professional look of Nine. The “upgrade” has too much colour and wasted space in the message list to be called a work app - to me this is more “play”. The display config options also seem limited. The new look may have its fans but I’ll stick with Nine so long as it is around.

OfficeMailPro has excellent potential, however it under performs. It’s the only app out there that allows you to truly sort.

The push feature and notifications just simply do not work. The only way to see your new email is by actually opening up OfficeMailPro and waiting for it to refresh. This is the simplest of things to program yet they want to charge $20 a year and not provide this basic feature.

App crashes when setting up M365 accounts. Was able to setup with gmail accounts and looks nice, but main need is it to work with an M365 account. I am a former Nine user and greatly enjoyed OfficeMailPro and hopefully this one will start working soon with my M365 account.

Using this on an iPad Pro, with Magic Keyboard. No command-key shortcuts, no arrow keys to navigate the message list, and in landscape mode the message list is very spaced out and shows few messages on the screen.

iCloud connection isn’t working

Recently switched from Android to all Apple devices. I was disappointed to find that Nine is no longer supported on either platform during this transition. I did not use re:work on Android as I never noticed Nine was no longer supported so I can’t compare cross platform but using re:Work on iOS and iPadOS, I can say that OfficeMailPro is a stunning disappointment coming from Nine on Android. OfficeMailPro is slow and clunky and cannot seem to handle the amount of mail I have. Not being able to directly integrate contacts and calendar items into the iOS contacts and calendars is a negative. I can’t hold that against these developers however as I assume that is likely an iOS limitation. Overall however I expected far better from experienced developers that had made a great app previously. I may come back to this someday but I am glad I used the free trial during my switch and didn’t just jump into a subscription. Hopefully future improvements will make OfficeMailPro more usable.

I absolutely loved nine for android, I’m very happy to see that they have a new one for the iOS. It’s a little laggy and slow at times but I’m sure they will fine-tune it so that it’s working seamlessly. Meanwhile, I’m keeping it on my phone and toggle back and forth between the boring Apple mail. Hopefully they will get OfficeMailPro working the way it did on android.

Been with 9Folders since the introduction of their Android app years ago. It was and still is the best conditional custom notification email client since Blackberry. However, when I moved over to iOS I was disappointed with the port. Which is why I was ecstatic when I found out about the replacement Re:Work.

I started using using it in beta via TestFlight months ago and knew it had enormous potential. I’m happy to see them release the official version and look forwarding to testing it out during the trial. One thing I complained about during TestFlight which still isn’t fixed is the outgoing notification sound “Swoosh”, doesn’t work for me. This is a convenience feature but should be addressed eventually.

For now I give it four stars and hope to give it five, provided it remains stable and they fix the few loose ends that remain. I would also like to see custom vibration notifications in the future and more sounds and or custom sounds. In conclusion, Re:Work is the email client iPhone power users have been waiting for. It’s crirtical for me as an engineer because I need to monitor systems 24/7 and need an app to help me differentiate the severity levels of the emails I receive.

Love the latest improvement! All of a sudden it’s easy to navigate between calendar email and tasks. Thank you!

App looks good and feels smooth. Has the things I like to see.

Anyone downvoting has an issue coming from NINE. The model was not sustainable for the company nor would it be for anyone else. They needed to switch to subscription based.

Even with that said it’s not even remotely expensive and OfficeMailPro is PHENOMENAL!!! I can’t wait for the continued improvements that they will make but I can only hope people buy in so they can sustain and maintain development on what could be a game changing email app.

Yes sometimes there are some bug issues. But OfficeMailPro is still light years ahead of outlook for the phone etc. Once you dig into the features it’s a powerhouse.

The main reason to purchase a full license is the notification function for sub folders. The All Mail folder allows you to check all your most recent emails after being screened into sub folders and marked as read. Such important functions for an email client have been ridiculously ignored by MS, Gmail, Apple and most other apps.

This is a first-rate email application that does what it says and let’s you manage multiple Exchange and other accounts including both email and calendars. I have 2 exchange accounts and 3 gmail.

If you used their old app, this is multiple notches better. And only $19.99/year.

If you have a question, email support and they always get back to you quickly.

I have used many email programs; this beats them all. Too bad there is not a desktop version!

The best email client I have ever used on Android is now one of the best for iOS and iPadOS. Now with support for cross platform subscription. Enterprise level security, support and functionality… Well done 9folders team and congratulations.

Update: not quite on par with Android client, but getting there