Popular among Android, iOS and macOS users, the Spark email assistant service announced this Tuesday, 4, a major redesign of the app’s layout for Apple’s system, facilitating the organization of incoming messages by simplifying navigation and reducing distractions while using the platform.
While this visual change is one of the highlights of the latest update, the developer also reinforces the implementation of new features coming to Spark this month, such as the “gatekeeper” that displays horizontal cards with the last emails received in the account, being able to accept them or block the sender.
In addition to these news, the company also presented this week the native version of Spark compatible with the Windows operating system, which can be downloaded directly from the company’s website. As verified by AllCellularfor now the app is not yet available on the Microsoft Store.
Spark reportedly followed the pattern of other similar services with the launch of a new subscription model with unique features for users. The free version continues with the same functions as before and the renewed design, however, the Premium modality unlocks additional features in the service
Interested in investing in the service can opt for an annual payment with a 30% discount costing US$59.99, about R$310 in direct conversion, or US$7.99 (~R$40) per month. You can try the Premium version for free for 7 days.
- Spark — download for Windows and macOS
