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Stop!
Let us find your urgent messages and make sure they find you.
When you receive an urgent message, AwayFind will notify you via your mobile device, a voice call, IM, or even delegate the message to someone you specify.
Get some "real" work done, go to lunch, or take a break ), maybe even a worry-free vacation and be sure that the emails you want to get will get to you.
Best of all, try our AwayFind Pro free trial version for 30 days.
Location: United States, Maryland, College Park
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 2010
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Mentions in press and media 21
| Date | Title | Description |
| 05.03.2014 | SquareOne For iPhone Organizes Your Email, Gives You Better Control Over Notifications | Dropbox’s acquisition of Mailbox for $100 million has fueled more interest and development in mobile applications aimed at helping users triage their way through overcrowded inboxes. The latest idea in the making is SquareOne, an email app ... |
| 30.10.2013 | Silent Circle and Lavabit launch “DarkMail Alliance” to thwart e-mail spying | Ladar Levison (left), is the founder of Lavabit. Jon Callas and Mike Janke (right) are the co-founders of Silent Circle. Cyrus Farivar reader comments 109 with 63 posters participating, including story author Share this story Share on Faceb... |
| 20.11.2012 | AwayFind Introduces New Time- And Calendar-Based Alert Features To Compete With Apple’s VIP Mail Service | AwayFind is a service that notifies you when you get email from loved ones, bosses, and friends and keeps them in a special, separate app where you can reply to them at your leisure. It works best, for example, if you only check your real m... |
| 20.11.2012 | GrexIt’s InboxWhiz Keeps You From Obsessively Checking Your Gmail (By Hiding It From You) | GrexIt, the company behind the email collaboration tools for Google Apps users, is out with a new product today designed to address our collective email addiction (or OCD, as the company puts it.) The startup is launching an email add-on fo... |
| 24.10.2012 | AwayFind Creator Launches NotifyMeNot, A Site To Shut Off Those Annoying Notification Emails | It’s not much, but it’s a start: NotifyMeNot is a small, compact site dedicated to helping you and yours stop annoying emails from reaching your inbox. By focusing on the hows and whys of notification emails, the site aims to make your inbo... |
| 26.09.2012 | Gmail’s Priority Inbox v. Apple’s VIP: fight! | reader comments 66 with 57 posters participating Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Apple recently announced VIP, a new feature in Mail for iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion. Two years ago, Google released Priori... |
| 14.07.2012 | Why email won’t be replaced anytime soon | Email overload has become a hot topic lately. An average person now gets over 100 emails per day, and an average corporate employee over 200. Companies are looking for ways to replace email or just turn it off. Google counted 24,000 mention... |
| 21.04.2012 | Seven Gmail Add-ons That Make Email Suck Less | Editor’s note: Sidian M.S. Jones is the founder of OpenSourceReligion.net and does graphic design for BookLamp.org. He has a forthcoming book called The Voice of Rolling Thunder. Follow him on Twitter @SidianMSJones. I think it says a lot a... |
| 11.04.2012 | Taming Email Overload With SaneBox | Calling email overload “a crisis in communication”, TechCrunch Founder Michael Arrington issued a challenge back in 2008: “Someone needs to create a new technology that allows us to enjoy our life but not miss important messages.” The entre... |
| 04.03.2012 | Everything, Everywhere, All The Time | The web is a blessing and a curse: there is simply too much information. And it’s coming at us too quickly. Meanwhile, the tools we have to process the data flow are failing miserably, and yet, very few people are building us better ones. I... |
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