Jelly — A simpler shared inbox for small teams. It was shared on Show HN in 2024 and received 338 upvotes on Hacker News. Get your team in sync with Jelly, a simple and affordable shared inbox for small teams. See who’s got what, leave internal comments, and keep everyone in the loop. Jelly lets you easily see who’s got what for every email, so there’s no more guessing. Internal comments in Jelly let you @mention them directly, without losing context. Streamlined workflows Automate your inbox with mail rules Sit back and let Jelly be the team triage person. Valuable activity history Easily keep track of who did what Jelly helps you see which team member took an action, like who replied even when it’s sent from a shared team address. See Jelly’s simple pricing Small teams really love Jelly Jelly has been a great addition to our tools for organising our meetup. It’s easier to use than most shared inboxes , and more flexible for our needs than heavier weight ticketing systems. Dan Czepeku (team of 7) Jelly has become essential to our process. We have not found anything else quite like it. Robert Rezvani Newark Academy (team of 7) Everything we tried was either too complex, too expensive, or just not fun to use. We jumped straight in, got everything set up quickly, and the whole team was on board in no time. Paul Love Measured (team of 3) Like many churches, we used to share a login to a single inbox, but it consistently proved unmanageable. Introducing it on Hacker News, the author wrote: "I wanted to share something we at Good Enough ( https://goodenough.us ) built over the past year: Jelly! https://letsjelly.com Jelly is a simpler shared inbox for small teams (like us) to answer team email. We went looking for a tool to solve these problems, but everything we found was way too much software, and really quite expensive charging per seat."