Spark Classic – Email App for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

★ ★ ★ Spark Classic Overview

What is Spark Classic?

Spark is a personal email client and a team email app that offers a modern design, fast, intuitive, collaborative, and truly personal experience. It is a revolutionary email app that helps you love your email again. Spark has been rated as the "Best of the App Store" by Apple and has been praised by FastCompany and TechCrunch for its polish, simplicity, and depth.

Software Features and Description

1. Spark lets you handle an inbox together with multiple people, assign emails just like tasks, set deadlines, and track progress.

2. Spark is the best personal email client and a revolutionary email for teams.

3. Modern design, fast, intuitive, collaborative, seeing what’s important, automation, and truly personal experience that you love - this is what Spark stands for.

4. Smart Notifications filter out the noise, letting you know when an email is important, saving you from notification overload.

5. Powerful, natural language search makes it easy to find that email you're looking for.

6. No email will slip through the cracks! This feature is invaluable for small teams like info@, sales@, or support@.

7. A full-featured calendar works right in your email to help you always be on top of your schedule.

8. For the first time ever, collaborate with your teammates using a real-time editor to compose professional emails.

9. Create secure links to a specific email or conversation.

10. Before you send an email, quickly swipe to choose the right signature for the occasion.

11. Love, like or acknowledge an email in an instant.

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Download and install Spark Classic – Email App on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Spark Classic	Get App ↲	0 1	Readdle Inc.

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Spark Classic – Email App app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Spark Classic on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Spark Classic"
The search will reveal the Spark Classic – Email App app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Spark Classic is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Spark Classic.
Now enjoy Spark Classic on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Readdle Inc.	1	2.11.46

Get Spark Classic on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Readdle Inc.	0	1

Download on Android: Download Android

Spark Classic – Email App functions

- Smart Inbox that categorizes new emails into Personal, Notifications, and Newsletters

- Private discussion feature that allows teammates to discuss specific emails and threads

- Shared Inboxes that enable multiple people to handle an inbox together, assign emails as tasks, set deadlines, and track progress

- Real-time editor that allows collaboration with teammates to compose professional emails

- Email scheduling feature that sends emails when the recipient is most likely to read them

- Snooze feature that allows users to set aside emails and get back to them later

- Natural language search that makes it easy to find any email instantly

- Smart Notifications that filter out noise and notify users about important emails only

- Powerful integrations with Dropbox, Box, iCloud Drive, and more

- Built-in calendar that works right in the email app

- Secure links to specific emails or conversations that can be shared on Slack, Skype, CRM, or any other medium

- Swipe feature that allows users to choose the right signature for the occasion before sending an email

- Quick Replies that enable users to love, like, or acknowledge an email in an instant

- Beautiful, threaded message design that replaces the messy inbox

- Customizable features that allow users to decide which swipes do what, what cards are shown, and how many emails they want to see.

✔ Pros:

- Robust search function that can search through archives instantly

- Quick and simple interface

- Ability to follow email threads easily

- Built-in "send later" function

- Customizable swipe feature

- Available on multiple platforms

- Free to use

☹ Cons:

- Learning curve to understand the mechanics of the app

- May require customization to suit individual needs

- Some users may experience confusion with how it displays email threads

- May randomly remove parts of email threads or show missing parts as separate emails

Top Pcmac Reviews

Best Multi-Account Email Client I've tried!

By EastSky (Pcmac user)

I'm a dual OS user (currently Windows 10 & macOS)-- and I have been since 1996 (Windows XP & Mac OS8/9). Ever since my company dropped CC:Mail (circa '90s) and migrated to Microsoft Office and Outlook, I've been using it successfully on Windows and Mail on my macOS (ever since Mac OS X 10.6, Snow Leopard). Mail started having issues with my multiple accounts (10 ), so I switched over to Outlook, which I honestly liked much better. At first, it worked fine, but then started having the same issues as Apple Mail-- locking up, hanging-- the only app in my aresenal that seems to do so! I have Outlook 2019 for Mac (and 2016 before it), which is nearly identical to Office 365 version, but it still just can't handle it. Constant pauses. I have been searching for an email client that would work better than Outlook for a while-- either the feature set was too sparse, or it was too thin and/or buggy. Enter the app. Whew! What a life-saver! I've been using it for a month or more now, and not a single lockup. LOVE the Smart reading pane-- FANTASTIC! Outlook could learn a few things (besides getting rid of the bugs with multiple accounts)! I only wish that the app was a true stand alone app and didn't force me to create an online account with them. I would happily pay money for the client-- but I guess with the online account I'm sharing data that essentially is.
Near painless email

By Herb 2111 (Pcmac user)

There is so much right with this program that I would gladly pay, and pay a lot, for it--the fact that's free is hard to believe. I use it on all platforms--phone, tablet, desktop, laptop-and it finally cured me of POP. I used to create a lot of categories and tags with my old programs (Postbox--prior to that Thunderbird--prior to that Mail) so as to keep track of things, but the search function in the app is so robust that I don't have to now--I use gmail, which keeps an archive, and the app searches it seemingly instantly. Somehow everything is quicker with the app, and simpler. I can follow the threads now--that always confused me in Postbox. I use the "send later" function, which I find essential, and which is an add on in Thunderbird and Postbox--but it's built right in to the app--thank goodness, because I couldn't do without it. I could go on and on. One thing I miss--in Postbox I could resize any graphic by clicking and dragging. In the app you can reduce graphics, but you have to pick a size--small, medium, or large. That's the only thing I miss--but the tradeoff is well worth it. I spend a lot less time on email now. One more thing--I was constantly looking up how to do things in the manual of my old program--I don't even know if there is a the app manual--but I seem fine without it--truly amazing.
New to Spark, but…..

By 2010mastersdegree (Pcmac user)

I use several email clients due to work, my own business, personal, etc. To say I despise the Gmail format is an understatement, so I was looking for something relatively user friendly, streamlined, and fast to manage, as I have planned to incorporate all these emails into one client by “forwarding.” I am trying the app after using Outlook for yeasrs. I like a lot of the customization of the app, but where it shines for me is the ability to customize the “swipe” feature. I can move emails around immediately without going to the ribbon IF I customize it to suit my own needs. Yes, you have to take some time to learn the mechanics of it, and yes you have to customize it, and YES it’s a learning curve (albeit not a steep one). I’ve had it for less than two weeks and the only bit I don’t use yet is where I might connect it to a “note” app. For me, I would have liked to see a “Notes” feature inside Sperk to activate shoudl I choose instead of using one of these other programs, but I get that this would work for many folks…..I’m not one of them, though, as my notes are really quick and short (think stickies more than notebook notes). That said, it’s not a heavy user program, IMO. It’s for those of us with short message needs and to keep our heads above water with all our clients. In that, I think it’ll be a keeper. (and let’s face it….ANYTHING is better than the Mac’s mail app—or at least I think so).
Recommend Apple Mail Instead

By mfears (Pcmac user)

I started using the app over a year ago. The interface seemed better than Apple Mail so I decided to purchase. After using this mail client for some time I realized it was not as user friendly as I originally thought. I had ongoing trouble and confusion because of how it displays mail threads and how it will sometimes remove part of the thread randomly or show the missing parts as a separate email. What I was accustom to was all of the related emails being grouped together but the app does this only partially and randomly at that. Many times I spent several minutes (up to an hour) trying to find information that was in an email earlier in the thread. Then I would discover the needed email for reasons I couldn't understand would not be included in the thread even though it was part of the thread. The interface is so confusing that I would reply to emails asking for information that had already been supplied. Another annoying issue is if you reply to an email from the preview view, it truncates the email deleting all of the email thread. If you want to forward or reply including the thread, you must open the email in a new window. Never could get used to that. Apple released an update to Apple Mail which with many improvements. I've deleted the app and gone back to Apple Mail and all of my problems are gone. The experience with the app was promising but quickly declined as I discovered how erratic confusing the UI is with the app.