Email is used by just about everyone in the world. With email, you can send, receive, reply, and forward personal and professional messages. Email has become an indispensable part of our daily lives, both in personal and professional contexts. Those more than a few decades old know that this was not always so. The use of e-mail was first introduced to the world in the early 1970s. Nowadays, people often find that managing the amount of e-mail that they receive is challenging and time consuming. It can also be very stressful. BunBox, is designed to make your e-mail box more focused and less overwhelming. The app accomplishes this by using artificial intelligence to generate summaries of the emails we receive, as well as custom compositions to save time writing emails.
The email saga all started in the early 1970's, when Ray Tomlinson used the '@' symbol to separate the user name from the host name. In 1971, he sent the first message to the other side of the ARPANET, which was isolated to the military at the time, effectively 'inventing' email. Or at least, that has been the public notion since Tomlinson's action was first popularized. Over the next twenty or so years, the early bulletin board systems users relied upon to post and share information would be giving birth to networks (and later network services) such as FidoNet that continued to innovate and transform into the services we currently use. These early discussions, or online chat rooms, moved through the Well and other then-popular BBSes, and they used Unix's Talk and Wall protocols to communicate.)
Email has long since become the staple form of personal, academic, and professional communication. It’s rise in popularity is undoubtedly due to it’s ease of use, which cannot be denied. However, I also like to consider the possibility that email’s popularity is due to the generation that brought it to the forefront, my generation. We are the first generation to grow up with personal computers in our homes, and thus, we are the first generation to grow up using email. And I do mean using email, as many older generations just haven’t learned how to embrace it. But that is not the sole reason why email has become so great. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, pop email services such as Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, and Gmail really propelled people to start using email. This type of email wasn’t necessarily exclusive to personal computers, and so it’s ease of access made it all the more appealing, thus solidifying email’s place as the dominant form of personal, academic, and professional communication.
Email clutter is a huge problem, when you open to check your mail all you can see is colorful buttons and messages everywhere. Although traditional ways of sorting and filtering emails help the problem. However, the huge amount of emails we receive everyday overload our systems with mess. A solution was needed that was smarter, faster and easier. And that’s why we invented BunBox. BunBox was created to revolutionize the way we manage our inboxes. With the newest AI technology you can declutter your mail in a blink.
BunBox is the future of email. Not just another email client, BunBox uses amazing new features like instant summaries (reads email content and provides a condensed version) and even AI reply composition (that uses prompts and responses to help you quickly respond to an email) to help beat its biggest foe, clutter. With machine learning, BunBox helps organize your email so that you can see what’s important, clutter free. Instant summaries saves the day when it comes to decluttering your life. By reading the contents of an email, it gives you a summarized version of what the email says without you having to look at the entire thing. With just a small description of each email in your inbox, you can see what ones you want to look at and which are probably just spam. You’re not just limited to the summary however. If you decide you really need to look at the email, you can simply click on it and it will expand.
Moreover, BunBox has a feature that helps create smart compositions. This is useful for when there are moments where you can't think of something to reply with, or just want to do it more quickly. It helps creates appropriate responses so you don't leave the person hanging. If you don't know what to write, this AI will do it for you. It will save time too knowing that your response is connected to the email.
BunBox is much more than a tool of today, it is a sneak peek into the vault of email management and engagement of tomorrow, and all of the future to come with further applications in AI and machine learning. As AI and machine learning technologies continue to evolve with time, so will email management solutions. Notably, BunBox is pioneering and setting the stage for the future of email management by altering and growing its features to satisfy new requirements from the users. The goal remains constant: to make email a tool that brings true productivity and joy to the user and to simply unleash attention to the sheer volume of messages being sent every hour of every day.
The evolution of email, from a simple messaging tool to an insurmountable force in our lives, has been an incredible sight to see. In that time, the problems that go along with it have also mounted. BunBox is an interesting turning point of email as we've come to view it; the advent of AI as a solution to our burgeoning inboxes just makes sense - BunBox might be one of the pioneers of email's next chapter – a chapter where email becomes as fluent as speaking - and there is little stress left to checking one’s inbox.