If you’re a fan of using multiple iPhone apps to get things done, Dispatch may be the email solution for you. In a slightly different approach than the Mailbox app, Dispatch works in conjunction with other apps and services to organize your email. For example, you can send emails to Evernote for safe keeping. Or send emails to the Reminders app so you don’t forget that important task. There are a number of apps that Dispatch works with, including our favorite note taking app Drafts. Another unique feature is auto-salutation which adds “Hi” followed by your recipients name to all your email replies. One more time-saving component is TextExpander integration. On the downside, Dispatch does not currently support push notifications, so you’ll have to open the app each time you want to see if you have new mail.

Dispatch is just one of our favorite email apps for iPhone and iPad. We’ve collected all of our favorites here. And if you’d like to see more of our top app selections in different categories, just head on over to our Best Apps Series.

Here are a couple of our other picks of the best email apps for iPhone and iPad:

Spark from Readdle – Perfecting email on your iPhone and Apple Watch

Have you grown tired of email? Chances are you don't regularly communicate with friends via email anymore. Why is that? Email was once the digital communication powerhouse. But texting and other messaging apps have overshadowed it recently. No doubt this is because messaging is so much quicker and easier than ...

Boxer – Organize your email on the fly

Boxer is another app which aims to help you take control of your email inbox. Like Mailbox and Dispatch, Boxer incorporates swipe gestures for navigating your emails. Swipe left to archive or delete. Swipe right to trigger actions. Boxer's actions set is great as you can send emails to a ...