As a director for small Marketing and Business Development Agency, both with internal and external projects, I always manage at least 8 emails accounts at the same time, most of them Google Workspace or Gmail. It's a constant struggle, not just from the email perspective, but also because each accounts has at least 3-5 accounts related to each project (Social Media, Marketplaces Accounts, Drive Accounts and so on), and I need to constantly switch between projects, many times a day. I tried every solution you can imagine: Browser Profiles, Different Browsers, Desktop Client Inbox, Unified Inbox, and so on. Some of them work very well if you are interested only on switching between emails, but if you need to have different profiles for a single marketplaces, or easily switch between Google Drive accounts, none of them worked 100% for me.Rambox was just the perfect solution: you can create individual profiles for each Clients or Project, and put individual tabs for each Platform or App you want to acces for that project. That way, you can switch very easily between them.I just love it.

- Individual profiles for each Project allows you to set up and personalize each one of them with it's own credentials, email accounts, to-do lists, and so on.- It's the PERFECT solution for managing many email accounts- Uses less RAM compared to having all the accounts opened on Chrome- For daily basis accounts, you can set up them to be always on, and for projects that are only accesed every few days, you can put them to sleep (and auto sleep every X hours), so you don't spedn too much RAM having them always ON- You can set up ANY app or platform that can be accessed via web- UI clean and simple, with light and darker versions- You can set up links open either on the App or on your default browser

I really don't see many cons, but the only ones will be:- From time to time, you need to login again into your Gmail / Google Workspace accounts- Browsing on windows inside the app it's not as easy compared as browsing on your default browser

Rambox is an indispensable tool I use daily. It helped reduce my browser's memory consumption since the apps I use the most are now in Rambox. It helps me organize apps in workspaces that make sense to me and my business. Plus, it adds an extra layer of protection since I use Yubikey to lock it after 20 minutes of inactivity.

I've been using Rambox since 2019. It's probably the most used software I have on my PC. I use it daily, throughout the day. Almost as much as the browser itself. Instead of having many tabs open and trying to find what I need, Rambox keeps important apps in one place organized by workspaces (marketing, ops, support, etc.).My project management app, Google Workspace apps, support apps, e-commerce, etc., and any website I need are all organized in workspaces in one place. Rambox also supports several important Chrome extensions, such as password managers and Grammarly. So I still get my passwords inside Rambox, and Grammarly checks everything I write (docs or emails).

It is based on Chromium, so that it can be memory hungry but not as much as Chrome. Rambox offers many different features to try to mitigate memory consumption. The one I use the most and helps the most with reducing memory consumption is hibernation. Apps can be set to hibernate after a specified period of time, which eliminates memory usage by that app.

Overall I've had a great experience with the functionally and usability of Rambox.

The best feature is to be able to manage several workspaces at the same and ad custom apps.

Rambox is a very high computer resources consuming software, it creates to many processes and uses to much RAM and CPU resources.

What makes Rambox a perfect software for me is that I'm a Linux user and Rambox works flawlessly right out of the gate on Linux. My workday efficiency has improved as I can access pretty much any app, tool or website that I need to on a daily basis right from Rambox.

I had only one issue so far with Rambox and it was with printing. When I would print, the app would crash and I had to restart. Got a bit annoying. Support was great in helping me find a solution which was to install the Flatpak version of the app.

Easy to set up and understand. It runs a ton of processes, be it cloned apps or others without breaking a sweat, lagging, stuttering or anything else. I personally use it for 11 Discord accounts, and it's super easy to swap between them without any issue. It's also nice to be able to give a custom icon to each.

Even the basic plan is a little bit pricey. Personally, I'd put it at a $5 value though it's still not expensive. Definitely the two worst things about it though is how it can hog resources (assuming you have a lot of things simultaneously enabled though they're disablable) and the fact that spell check isn't included for free. It's a very crucial, very innate thing for most apps and technology, an no matter what you use it for I definitely imagine spell check in a must.

My favorite feature of the program is the ability for all consumers to see the same financial data in the way of illustrations and customizable alternatives, including a video theme, which helps me keep the public more connected through action scenes of tasks and group discussions, among divisions and other commercial channels, as well as calendar events and project teams.

In terms of user experience, there's a lot of space for growth and enhancement. It would be nice if developers could enhance the user experience, as browsing is difficult and unclear for project management tasks. Honestly, I think they could do a lot more with it.

Great value and boosts my productivity on a everyday basis as I work for different companies and projects.

Easy to useMakes my everyday life so much more efficientFlexible

Ram hoggingCould have more standard applications

It is developing very nice and I can recoment it to everyone.

Everything in one place, do not need to care about any form of comunication anymore

A bit price is quite high but defienietly it is must have

The simplicity to organize groups of websites/emails/calendars and activate/deactivate them when I need to see theirs notifications

I didn't know initially that with alt key I could open the menu (I'm on Linux, I don't know if on other systems it works the same) and I didn't know how to see the about section

Centralization. Easy way to use it. Extensibility.

Very high use of computing resources.

With Rambox, all your online accounts from social networks, email and messaging apps are gathered in one place, bringing more agility to your day.

Have all communication apps in one place

I don't see any advantages in the paid plan

The ease of use and how useful it is to employees to have every program in one place

Sometimes it gets more CPU consumption, but it may be bc of the program running inside mora than rambox itself

Rambox has halved my running around time, with Rambox i have everything in one place in a instance. No more loading 100s of pages and missing clients/deadlines.

With Rambox it allows me to run all 3 of my companys at once, All of them have facebook, buisness accounts and before i would have to log out and log in and it was a nightmare, now i just switch the tab. I also like the workspaces, for my websites i can have my building sites in one workspace, SEO in the other etc and it makes my life alot easier.

I did find Rambox a bit RAM hungry but it turned out i had to many tabs open, 48 in total :D

Love it! First app I would always download on a new computer

Being able to host all of my important apps in one place. Seeing my emails next to all my messaging tools is a huge timesaver

I use multiple email addresses and it's a bit frustrating that I have to constantly change the mailbox as they default back to a single address

All web apps in one place, with the ability to separate them by workspaces. Can use same credentials between all apps in the same workspace. Low memory usage.

The only language available is English. Would like also to be in Spanish.Would like to set a default download directory but been asked every time.

I use this to manage multiple social channels, multiple whatsapp messengers, multiple SMS messengers, news sites and planning web applications. All grouped by if it's for work, personal or whatever.

Since it's an Electron based program, it can be a resource hog.

It solves so many problems especially for an IT consultant. The features need to improve and also the management of the various "secondary" aspects (notifications, links, audio bugs).It has the potential to be indispensable.

Management of various profiles and workspace organization with good session management

Poor management of notifications, audio channels, tab search (e.g. CTRL+F) and link opening (from inside or outside)

I used to have tons of apps opened simultaneously in many tabs in different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge), also used private windows to keep different sessions open. Trying to find the app I needed anytime was complete madness.It has changed the way I work and makes me much more productive and stay focused on my work, not on managing tabs or windows.

What I like most is that I can keep the same app opened with different sessions and all well organized and accessible through Rambox workspaces.

Sometimes an app needs to open an external browser and you need to log in again. Keeping all windows inside Rambox or expanding SSO for external browsers too would be great.

Many programs and apps are integrated into the program, so I can glance at my email, calendar, Slack team, Twitter feed, etc., from all my teams. The program is highly versatile and easily configured.

Be aware that the more integrations, the heavier the resources used. Connecting with all the apps associated with your workspaces can take up to a minute.

It's efficient, fast and reliable. Updates are easy and the overall experience is so smooth. I especially like the wake up feature.

There's nothing I don't like. I honestly don't think there are any cons.

I liked of rambox, but i feel at this app can be better. At the moment i don´t see the option for my language Portuguese Brasil.

Rambox is a great way to centralize communication and email providers. I can add multiple accounts and also have different workspaces to organize multiple information.

I love the interface and the compatibility across Windows and Linux

installation in linux via snap is not automated and a bit painful.

Permet d'avoir une vue d'ensemble sur la totalité de mes boites mail avec les notifications de nouveaux element ou non d'un seul coup d'oeil

Il est necessaire de redemarrer l'application de temps en temps car celle ci se fige et je ne peux plus rien faire

I use it every time. Basically is my main tool.

I can manage my social media and office tools in just one place

It could have more theme options like little icons.

Love the variety of apps Rambox offers with my existing accounts (gmail, notion, slack, etc...). Even if the app isn't listed, as long as it can run on a browser, you can add it as an app on Rambox.

Inability to reorder apps. Wish I can move/recategorize apps without having to take down and reconfigure them in the order that I want.