@pvantees @patrickrhone This does give me a very very interesting idea. Will share when / if I can mock it up.

@pvantees @patrickrhone I agree. Its different. Letter is different too, but this is one step forward.

The subject, can be moved after the content, since it becomes significantly easier once the email body has been written

but in personal correspondence, you hardly write something without knowing beforehand who the recipient will be.

It makes me feel like I'm talking to someone. I believe adding the destination addresses last because they remove the chance for error.

Sometimes, I'd like to write 'to' someone, and it makes it easier to think about the content when I have the 'to' field filled.

Order within email composition has always bothered me, and I haven't found a complete solution for this yet.

@pvantees @patrickrhone Thanks for this article. I don't know I didn't come across it before.

A compose window design that I think might be final. Feedback, as always, is welcome.

For people struggling with auth issues in Letter, please drop me an email at [email protected] so I can send you the latest 1.1 beta

@jessicasideways Nope. I just picked off too much to do, and realised later that its no longer the same app. Will have more news soon.

@pvantees awesome! 😁

@pvantees did the beta work for you? All good?

@pvantees can you email me at [email protected] with 'beta' in the subject? Thanks! 📩📮☺

@pvantees the one available is the older beta, the new one still needs a bit more time. Would you like to get the older one for now?

@pvantees you can't in v1, but can in the beta.

.@MatthewJConnors regarding pricing, I'm not sure. It will be priced higher but will hv significant discount (50 ~ 100%) for existing users.

.@MatthewJConnors didn't clarify well, but whatever comes next will be a very rough beta, not proper release. A release will be later still.

I want to finish the threading part and make it more robust before I get to writing messages (which should take less time)