It is always a sad day when you have to sunset a product that people have poured their heart and soul into... ❤️
Notion Mail was our attempt to bring malleable software to email. But, the future of software is about doing the work, not just displaying the work.
Anyone who has ever worked on a mail client knows how long the long tail of an insanely great email client is. The features, the parsing, the reliability, the security, etc.
Instead, we have decided to put our attention towards triaging, organizing, and acting on your email -- which is where we have seen much stronger user pull in Notion. And we are investing in much much cheaper models for managing email via agents.
It is also worth pointing out that we feel differently about Notion Calendar. Time is visual, much more so than a list of text that is quite comfortable in a chat thread, a database, etc.
Not to mention that Notion Calendar is already a much more loved product by all of you than Notion Mail ever was.
“Mini Shai-Hulud Strikes Again: 317 npm Packages Compromised”
I think I’m going to drop NPM from my host and just shove everything into VMs.
This ain’t getting better any time soon.
I don’t see how algorithmic social media survives the slopocalypse.
Every 2nd reply on large accounts is “a game changer” and “a real unlock”.
Dead internet theory is correct.
Dunno! One day at a time. For now we are on an `ntn run`.
If you like building multi-player dev tools and are good at it, we are hiring.
P.S: Must be AI pilled but humans working together comes first.
This is why you can always count on specialization. Yes, general things are good. But, if you really care about a specific problem you will long term beat the general thing.
Which is great for entrepreneurs. Endless cycles of bundling and unbundling.
Starting today, you can run cloud agents inside fully configured development environments.
Set them up the same way you'd set up a laptop for an engineer: cloned repos, installed dependencies, and toolchain credentials.