It would be great if you could add an integrated calendar to the app.

I use google calendar so at the moment I have to have iCal open synced with gmail as well as Airmail. I would prefer just an airmail calendar that could be linked with my gmail calendar.

Please add support for exporting directly to DTPO even just as RTF so images are retained.

Dragging emails to the DTPO sorter only creates a link in DTPO rather than a copy of the email and emails exported as EML tend to lose embedded images after some time. Airmail's support for filing email is good, but I have to pay per MB for Internet so syncing folders with a server is a variable cost. DTPO has excellent search/filing features, helps keep all documents in one system, and facilitates a zero inbox.

Support for OwnCloud to add attachments via OwnCloud to the mail like Dropbox, Google Drive and Co

Let Grammarly do grammatial corrections to my composed emails.

https://www.grammarly.com

Right now I have to compose emails in grammarly and then copy and paste into airmail, it would be nice if it was done in place since they support that already in any browser.

Allow to create a todo in Todoist from a message in Airmail.

It would be great to have the ability to add a button to the top that quickly and easily lets us sent emails to Evernote, Omnifocus, etc for use with the GTD Productivity system. This app seems streamlined for that system and it would save having to right click and select from a list.

Thanks.

Would like to see OneDrive support added to the next release. Similar functionality to dropbox

Connect to FullContact so that contacts stored there can have their email addresses auto-suggested by Airmail.

Integration with Informant. I understand IOS is in progress but will you also implement in the OS X version of Airmail? Desktop Informant is in Beta at present and looks great. Thanks

The current integration results in tasks being created in Todoist with a long link back to the message in Airmail that is visible in the task's description. Using the format airmail://message-ID(Message subject line) would result in 'hot' (clickable) task descriptions made of the message's subject line only which, imho, makes things easier to visualize and work with in Todoist.

Automator actions for Airmail

It would be awesome to have the possibility to share a link to the mail or the content of the email with some of the integration services like OmniFocus, Calendar, Reminders, ... and simultaneously archive the message

Would be wonderful to be able to send to evernote and include the email date, to, from, cc, bc, , subject fields as a possible option - combine this with one of the other ideas of choosing notebook and adding tags and also including attachments of email, I'll also add here, it would be great to not have evernote open after doing this, and that, to me, is a perfect evernote experience!

Would be awesome to see integrated Airmail with the 2do app, the same way it's integrated Wunderlist and Todoist.

Redbooth integration coul be a very good choice to improve productivity.
Thank you
Giovanni

Love using "Send to Instapaper" feature when batch processing emails on my iPhone - but when doing the same on my Mac, it's actually easier for me just to "skip" the mail, and send it to Instapaper the next time I'm using my phone. (Inbox - Not So Zero.) SO many great integrations - Fantastical, Omnifocus, etc. - have made the jump to macOS; can't wait for the Instapaper integration to do the same!

Please add an option for Todoist users: all e-mails marked in Airmail "To Do" would be automatically sent to Todoist Inbox.

Spamsieve detects spam just fine in Airmail, but the problem is that Airmail doesn't immediately move the spam to the spam folder. Instead, you have to wait until Airmail's Inbox refreshes (takes at least 1 minute if you set it that way). It's annoying to see so much spam just sitting in your Inbox every time you look at it. Airmail should immediately move the spam to the spam folder.

'send to calendar' in iOS app should have the option to 'send to fantastical'