The symbols are too similar and makes it very difficult to use. Inky features its own priority inbox and sorts relevance by different shaded water droplets. There no support for Gmail's labels and Google Contacts aren't pulled into the app, which is very disappointing. Power users who love Gmail may find Inky lacking some important features, though. Everything is laid out logically and the options aren't intimidating. You can reply directly from within that email or you can choose to compose a new email. It's very easy to get started with Inky as your emails are displayed in the traditional column and preview pane. Once you've created an Inky account, you can log into various email services like Gmail, Yahoo, and so you can have access to all of these accounts whenever you log into Inky. There are a ton of keyboard shortcuts for those power users as well. Big buttons allow you to access different accounts, settings, and features. The beauty of Inky is its simplistic interface.
