Nacho Mail Androidifies itself
Enterprise focused email client, Nacho Mail, has launched its Android and is available for download from the Google Play Store.
Till now the email client was available only through iTunes.
Nacho Cove, the parent company behind the app, feels that there are 18,000 Android compatible devices currently available in the market and more than 1.9 billion Android users around the world. The Android launch opens the door to millions of new clients.
“Enterprise users are being overwhelmed by email and need a mobile tool that meets all their enterprise needs, including security, usability and platform support,” said Chris Perret, CEO, Nacho Cove.
“Nacho Mail is a safety net for email efficiency which is truly mobile. We are excited to be able to share our product with millions more around the world after our Android launch.”Launched last year in May, Nacho Mail integrates email, calendar and contacts, and as per an official release, adapts to its users’ needs using a powerful AI management tool to filter out important and urgent emails. It claims to eliminate email inefficiency by “intelligently organizing all communication and action items to optimize productivity. The solution acts as an assistant that sorts through all emails that are sent and received everyday, highlighting those that require immediate action,” providing enterprises with “fast, safe mobile communication solutions from any device, anytime and anywhere.” It subsequently, prioritizes these emails and actions in a ‘Hot-List’ to ensure that important messages do not get overlooked or forgotten, and that priority chains of communication are preserved. “Nacho Mail empowers employees to be 100% productive while on their smartphones through its suite of mobile features, which includes tight integration between email, contacts and calendar,” the release further added. Nacho Cove Co-founders Chris Perret and Jeff Enderwick previously have founded Nukona, an Enterprise Mobile Management solution, which was subsequently purchased by Symantec.