AOL is launching an Alto app today for iOS (and Android) that aims to offer a fresh take on email.AOL’s new app features a single dashboard that intelligently organizes the most important info fromyour email, calendar and elsewhere.

Alto, which was previously available on the desktop for a limited number of testers, hopes you’ll wantto ditch the traditional inbox-format for email, serving up the most important info from emails in card-form in what it refers to as the Dashboard.

We have a different way of doing email. Alto goes beyond thetypical inbox by providing intuitive organizational tools andfeatures like Cards and Stacks that automatically highlight themost important and timely information. Find photos,attachments, flight schedules and more without the hassle ofscrolling and searching.

Underneath the single Dashboard approach is a more traditionallooking-email client that offers most functionality you’re used to, butthe single Dashboard approach is meant to makes things moreefficient by combining all your inboxes and calendars from workand various email providers. It works with just about any emailaddress with support for AOL, Gmail, Yahoo!, Outlook, iCloud,Outlook, Exchange and any other IMAP email provider.

The app’s user experience is not entirely unlike Google’s approach with its “Inbox by Gmail” email appthat offers a similar stream of important data from your email and calendar with intelligent automaticorganization features.

The Dashboard also integrates with your calendar to serve up cards based on upcoming events andother calendar entries, and it offers quick access to third-party apps and services. “Every card isdesigned to let users take immediate action on that data. For example: users can call an Uber to get tothe airport, map out the fastest route on Waze, check into their flight, or share their delay and arrivaltimes via messenger all from Alto cards.”

And the Alto app also hopes to cut down on manual sorting and archiving of emails you have byautomatically organizing emails “into ‘Stacks’ that allow users to easily organize, manage, and findspecific email categories.”

You can download Alto for iPhone and iPad on the App Store now. It currently has language supportfor English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese.