Hey looks cool but in the end feels like it strayed too far off from the email we all use and love. I've always maintained that new products need to strike the right balance between familiarity and innovation to make the transition comfortable, and Hey doesn't fit that balance in my opinion. The inability to use my own domain (which I'm told will be available by end of year) is a massive downgrade for my usage and prevents me from even considering it right now.
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Hey looks cool but in the end feels like it strayed too far off from the email we all use and love. I've always maintained that new products need to strike the right balance between familiarity and innovation to make the transition comfortable, and Hey doesn't fit that balance in my opinion. The inability to use my own domain (which I'm told will be available by end of year) is a massive downgrade for my usage and prevents me from even considering it right now.