Readdle, the company behind the popular Spark email client for Mac and iOS, today announced the launch of Spark 2.0, a free update to the existing line of Spark apps.

Spark 2.0 continues to offer the same feature set for individual users, but it introduces a new collaborative email experience for teams.


Teams can use Spark 2.0 to discuss email using private in-line conversations, share emails through email threads rather than forwarding, collaborate on emails, and create links to email threads that can be shared in various ways with security settings to control who can view it.

In Spark 2.0 for Mac, there's a full-featured Calendar available to Spark for teams users, and on iOS, there are third-party integrations for Reminders, 2Do, Omnifocus, Things, Wunderlist, Todoist, Asana, Trello, Bear, and Files.

Spark is going to continue to be free for all individual users and core team functionality will be available at no cost, but a fee will be charged for teams who want upgraded features.

A premium Spark subscription for teams is priced at $7.99 per month per user, a fee that includes additional storage for comments and file sharing (5GB is available free), 3 or more collaborators for composing an email, premium customer support, advanced link sharing options, and access to admin settings and controls for the team.

Spark 2.0 can be downloaded on iOS devices from the iOS App Store [Direct Link], and on the Mac from the Mac App Store. [Direct Link]

Tags: Readdle, Spark

Top Rated Comments

ocanalix Avatar
76 months ago
Love Spark. Been using it for years. Wish they’d bring back the read receipts though.
They removed them? Why?
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ocanalix Avatar
76 months ago
Good, but these things are redundant unless you convince a whole team to migrate. I'd rather Spark focus on becoming a flawless email app, because they're so very close…

* Email templates (still can't believe this is missing?)
* Contact avatars
* Read receipts
* Natural scrolling direction in Calendar
* Some appearance options and customisable notification sounds
* Performance improvements (feels like a web app at times)
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Kognito Avatar
76 months ago
Wouldn’t feel comfortable handing my email account credentials over to them to store everything on their server for a product they are providing for ‘free’.

Also, last time I checked, their privacy policy included notes about sending ‘statistical data’ to companies like Google and Facebook.

I’ll pass, but nice to see they actually have a business model that charges for teams now, that’s something.
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GIZBUG Avatar
76 months ago
Expected a lot more comments, as I thought this was a very popular mail client...
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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