Nylas – The Next-Generation Mail Client for Linux [Coming Soon]

Nylas Mail Client, formerly known as Nylas N1, is a beautifully designed cross-platform Open Source desktop app with a hybrid backend that connects to Gmail and Exchange directly, and also has features with which you can track links and snooze emails. It prides itself with its speed, stability, and modern UI.

Features in Nylas Mail Client

1. Universal Mail Support – Nylas has support for any major mail provider you can mention including IMAP and SMTP.
2. Theme Support – Choose from 6 built-in theme options or create one to personalize Nylas to your taste.
3. Unified Inbox – Access all your email accounts from a single inbox and do your work faster.
4. Unlimited Custom Signatures – Create as many signatures you want for use across all your email accounts from your unified inbox.
5. Activity Tracking – Find out when the recipients of your emails read them.
6. Link Tracking – Receive notifications of which links are clicked (e.g. in newsletters) to know what interests your contacts the most.
7. Enriched Contacts – Nylas has the option to provide users with contextual contact profiles with bio, social links, e.t.c to help you better connect with your clients.
8. Undo Sent Messages – Unsend sent emails (especially since you can use link tracking to know whether the emails have been read) by clicking the undo button.
9. Spell Check – Nylas automatically detects your writing language and helps you maintain accurate spellings.
10. Language Translation – Write in English and have Nylas convert your drafted message into Spanish, simplified Chinese, Russian, French, and German.

In as much as Nylas is Open Source, it is also available in both free and paid versions, allowing users access to even more features and productivity. See the pricing table here.

Interestingly, Nylas Mail Client isn’t available for Linux yet, but according to the dev team, it will be soon.

You can sign up with your full name and email address to be sent a download link when a Linux desktop client is ready.

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Nylas will probably be the best mail client available for Linux once its desktop client is available – but that’s just my opinion. How well do you think Nylas will do?

Have you used it on a Windows or Mac before? Share your experience with us in the comments section.