... room not claiming traction turns out to be its own kind of traction. I did not plan that. What it does, briefly: you write a list of what you need from a client. It emails them from your own Gmail, then follows up on day 3, 7 and 10 each message shorter than the last, listing only what hasn't arrived. Your client clicks one link. No account, no password, works on a phone. Files land in your own Google ... ... Drive. It stops by itself when the last thing turns up. Honest limits: Gmail

... Quartz now stays rock-solid when Gmail gets busy and tells you upfront if a new account isn't fully connected. Peace and quiet Temporary Gmail

... ever asking for the bits still missing. So I turned the job into software. It's called Pesterly and it went live this morning. You write the list of things you need. It emails your client from your own Gmail- your name, your address- then follows up on day 3, day 7 and day 10. Each message is shorter than the last and only lists what hasn't arrived yet. Your client clicks one link. No account, no password, works ... ... waiting on is a piece of paper on somebody's kitchen table. Files land in your own Google Drive. When the last thing arrives, it stops on its own. Things it doesn't do, so nobody wastes their time: Gmail

... taught me one thing: it never mattered how good the portal was. What mattered was whether the reminder came from someone the client already talks to. So Pesterly doesn't build you a portal. It sends from your own Gmail, into the thread your client is already replying in, on day 0, 3, 7 and 10 each message shorter than the last, listing only what's still outstanding. When the last file arrives it stops on its own. The uploads ... ... straight into your own Google Drive; we keep a pointer, not the file. Honest limitations, since you'll find them anyway: Gmail

... Then your 40-hour project quietly became 65 hours and nobody billed for the extra 25. By the time you notice, the project's wrapped and it's too late to invoice for it. What MarginFlow does: - Connects to Gmail (read-only it never sends anything on your behalf) - Reads your signed contract (PDF/Word/text) to understand what's actually in scope - Watches incoming client emails and flags anything that's outside the agreed deliverables with evidence, not guesswork - Auto-drafts ... ... freelance/contract dev work myself, and scope creep is the single biggest silent margin killer in service businesses worse than late payments, because you don't even realize it's happening. Stack: Next.js, Prisma + Neon Postgres, Clerk, Gmail

... Your full Gmail history, a much faster app on large mailboxes, and one-click unsubscribe. Your entire mailbox, not just the new stuff Quartz now brings in your full Gmail

... kept sending job applications and outreach emails with zero idea if they were even opened. So I built OpenTrace a Chrome extension that notifies you the moment your email is read, straight from Gmail. What it does: Instant notification on open, with time, device, and country Gray check when tracked, cyan double-check when opened, right in your Sent folder Filters out your own opens, so it's real data Never reads email content just subject and recipient ...

... then forget about it. The client would move on. The deal would fall through. Not because of laziness, but because of the sheer number of open conversations that had to be managed manually. MailNudgeApp adds a reminder button to Gmail. Set it up in two clicks, forget about the reminder, and Chrome will automatically notify you if there's no response. No additional apps required. No need to leave Gmail

... Read faster "Summarize the article I'm reading and let me ask questions about it" as a sidebar on any page. Turns 40 open tabs into actual answers. Great for students, analysts, anyone drowning in reading. 6/ (use case Gmail / inbox) Live inside your inbox Draft replies, insert snippets, even turn voice into email text right inside Gmail

... When we shipped v1.0.4, the most common reply was some version of the same thing: "my subscriptions aren't all in one inbox." Personal Gmail for Spotify. Work account for the SaaS tools. An old iCloud address still getting App Store receipts from 2021. One inbox was never going to find all of it. So v1.1.0 is about that. **Scan up to 9 inboxes.** Connect up to 3 Gmail

... folder while a real match is sitting right there that row never steals the highlight. Rename & delete your own folders a small button next to the list header. Your folders only; Skim won't let you rename Gmail's Inbox, because that ends badly. Deleting is only offered on empty folders IMAP DELETE takes everything inside with it on basically every provider except Gmail

... shared what we shipped during Banger s first week after launch. Since then, we ve released Mac beta 27 and beta 29. Here s everything meaningful that changed: Mailbox setup no longer blocks you Domain creation, mailbox provisioning, and Gmail connections now continue in the background with clear progress, failure, and retry states. DNS setup can be completed later, and interrupted setups can recover safely. A more polished native Mac inbox We improved timestamps, workflow states, comments, draft-review panels ... ... agent progress, mailbox switching, label controls, and the reading-pane divider. The app now remembers where you left things and stays smoother during resizing and fast mailbox changes. Search works more like Gmail

... solo dev building in public too, let's connect. And if you want to see OpenTrace when it's live, I'll drop the link here first. OpenTrace the ultimate solution to keep track of your gmails always see when and where your gmail

... everyone! I'm Pati from Barcelona. After working for several years as an SAP consultant, I decided to build my first AI product: Flowmyi . The idea came from a very simple frustration: important emails constantly disappear inside Gmail. Instead of just organizing emails, Flowmyi tries to surface the commitments hidden inside your inbox, so you know what actually needs your attention. It's still in private beta, so I'm mainly looking for people willing to try it and give ...

... just shipped customer acquisition Denovo now finds your customers for you. Two new integrations are live: Meta ads and email marketing . Connect your Gmail, and auto mode kicks in it builds your website, generates your brand, then finds real leads, runs cold email outreach, and manages paid campaigns to bring customers in. Automatically. This is how you build a business now. No agency, no team, no ad manager one subscription, one platform. Go test it. All it takes ... ... Gmail

... everyone! I'm currently building Flowmyi, an AI workspace for Gmail that helps make sure important emails and commitments don't get lost in your inbox. The product is already working in private beta, but I've hit a challenge I didn't expect: Finding the first 10-15 real beta users has been much harder than building the product itself. So far I've tried: LinkedIn outreach Slack communities Asking friends and my network I've received some great ... ... couple of weeks and give honest feedback. I'd love to learn from founders who have already been through this: Where did you find your first beta testers? And if anyone here lives in Gmail

... easiest ones to forget you're paying. What's new in v1.0.4, rolling out this week: YouTube, done properly. Channel memberships (Linus Tech Tips, penguinz0, whoever you support) and YouTube Premium receipts are now caught straight from your Gmail labeled clearly so they never get confused with YouTube itself. Even memberships you joined years ago: YouTube emails you exactly once when you join, so CentryAI looks back 3 years for those. No bank linking, ever. Price increases, handled honestly. When ... ... touch. Most apps instantly replace the old price, but showing when it changes makes much more sense. Comment from Margret Rhyme(@margret_rhyme): The fact that it works without connecting a bank account is honestly what caught my attention. Gmail

... what it actually does: It sees your screen and acts on it Not summarizes. Not suggests. Clicks, scrolls, fills forms, and navigates any page, on its own. It builds Google Sheets and Docs from scratch "Make me a competitor pricing table with graphs." It opens the tabs, pulls the data, formats the sheet, builds the charts. You just watch. It runs WhatsApp & Telegram like a personal assistant Broadcast to 50 contacts at once. Send follow-ups with Word docs ... ... attached. Message from your phone, get a finished file back. Nobody else does this. It monitors pages and pushes you alerts Price dropped? Ticket available? Competitor

... Most AI email tools generate browser HTML. That works in a preview. It breaks when it reaches a real inbox. Outlook changes the layout. Gmail clips large emails. Dark mode rewrites colours. Different inboxes interpret the same code differently. For six months, we built Zinn to solve this. Zinn is Migma s markup language and email compiler. It creates production email code built for the inboxes people can actually use. The result is the same design, rendered properly across Outlook ... ... Gmail

... reasoning, change the targeting, edit the copy and approve what represents you. The goal is not to replace the founder or salesperson, but to help them not spend half the week jumping between Google, LinkedIn, Apollo, Hunter, spreadsheets and Gmail just to send ten decent emails. Our current product rule is becoming: Automate the labour, not the responsibility. I suspect this applies well beyond sales. The more public or irreversible an action is, the more control users want. Drafting something ...

... preparing to launch MailTwig . It s available in two forms: A lightweight Chrome extension for Gmail (export emails, AI data parsing, mail merge) Or a standalone web app What would you recommend I focus on before and during the launch? I d especially love advice on: Getting early users and feedback quickly Common pitfalls with Gmail

... polished HTML email can still be clipped by Gmail or render differently in Outlook and dark mode. HtmlDrag Email Compatibility Fixer adds a browser-local preflight step: upload or paste HTML, detect Gmail

... businesses about the real challenges they face. And I can tell you, what I m seeing isn t good and the frustration is real! Here s what I ve observed in the last 4 years: 70% of consumers use Gmail (Outlook/Hotmail/Live & Yahoo account for the rest) 95% of small businesses use Google Workspace (5% use Office 365) Most businesses are unaware they have deliverability problems. The landscape has changed, Google and Microsoft now control it. ESPs built their entire ... ... Your Business When I started my career in tech, most businesses ran their own mail server on a cPanel account, with an open-source spam filter called SpamAssassin doing the filtering. That world is gone. On the consumer side, Gmail

... want to be the one to press send. My tone changes a lot based on Topic and Reciepient. I want ai to pick it up when drafting for me. The biggest barrier for me of switching over from Gmail to another email is that even though it may be smarter or "better", my muscle merory for gmail

... Many people are still using good 'ol Gmail. It's comparable to the 1900s, when washing machines were first mass-produced. Even though there were good washing Machines that could save people 10 hours a week, some people still chose to wash by hand. And guess what? Everyone eventually switched over to the washing machines anyways. So why are you still using Gmail