Small teams with shared email addresses (i.e. hello@) have been stuck between a rock and a hard place for far too long.

Sharing a login to an inbox requires a delicate dance to avoid stepping on toes and missing important replies. When that inevitably breaks down, the search for tools leads you through a swamp of overpriced help-desk tools with overcomplicated features built for much, much larger teams.

Both options suck.

We believe your team deserves better. Whether it’s for customer support, dealing with clients, managing your community, or something else entirely, you deserve an affordable shared email solution that works.

That’s why we’re building Jelly: The shared inbox for the rest of us. It’s the simplest way to jam on email as a team.

Jelly is just your familiar email inbox with a few extra team-based features. With Jelly, everyone can easily see who-has-what, discuss messages privately in threaded comments, and gain a shared understanding of a conversation’s latest status.

It’s been a game-changer for our team, and it will be for yours too.

Jelly is currently in beta and open to a limited number of small teams. If you’re interested in being one of the first to try a better shared inbox:

Join the waitlist here

Jelly is being created by Good Enough, decent people who just want a decent way to do email together. We’ve made some other apps you might’ve heard of too, like Album Whale, Letterbird, Pika, Ponder, and Yay.Boo! — you could try those while you wait.