Mixmax Live For Mac

Mixmax Live is a macOS application designed to help you track the status of sent emails from your desktop, and offers a broad range of tools to make composing new messages as simple as possible.

For starters, you will, of course, need to log in with your Google account. Once you have done that, any messages sent from the application are tracked automatically, so you will know when the recipient has opened your email, clicked a contained link or downloaded an attachment.

If an email has been sent to more than one person, Mixmax Live lets you know which of these actions have been performed by each of them separately.

When composing a new message, you have a lot of new tools at your disposal. For instance, you can schedule emails to be sent at a later date, set up reminders or specify if the app should display a desktop notification when the recipient has performed a certain action.

Moreover, you can create and manage message templates, which make it possible to send pre-formatted emails in no time at all.

Your messages can also contain web previews, polls, surveys, animated gifs, code snippets and much more. All of these enhancements are readily available from a menu in the compose window and can be customized easily.

More detailed configurations can be performed by accessing the Mixmax dashboard from your web browser. You can create templates, organize contact lists, view polls and signatures, create custom emoji and manage integrations.

A customizable global shortcut enables you to send a new message instantly, without having to interrupt your current activity and start up your browser.

Mixmax Live also offers multiple interface themes, and you can select the default font and text size for writing messages.

Overall, Mixmax Live is a powerful application that adds some much-needed features to you Gmail account and makes your life a lot easier. It can track the status of sent emails, allows you to insert media content into your messages and take advantage of multiple customizable templates.