BCCBro

Never accidentally reply-all to a BCC thread again

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Never accidentally reply-all to a BCC thread again

6 followers

BCCBro detects when you're BCC'd in Gmail and shows unmissable warnings before you accidentally reply-all. Large and bold enough to catch your attention, subtle enough to look native to GMAIL. Since GMAIL didn't build it in, we did!

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4mo ago

What would stop you from adopting the app?

I'm thrilled to have launched on PH! As is likely typical, there was a spike in interest, which will naturally wane with time. I'd love to continue to solicit feedback, and have folks inform me what they would like to see change!
Thanks so much, PH world! Any and all thoughts welcome!

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5mo ago

Have you ever done this!?

I cannot be the only one who nearly burnt a bridge with the re-all-on-bcc trick.

Anyone have any funny stories or have seen this happen in your world?

p/bccbro

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5mo ago

So, why did we create this?

Because I did it! I'm guilty. I did the thing, I hit reply all to an email I was BCC'd on, and not even 2 minutes later, I see "Dude... you were BCC'd" I was embarrassed, and apologetic. Somehow we are still friends, but I felt like I "burnt" her a bit, and that is not something I wanted to feel again.

I think we've all been there, or at the least observed it happening. After a handful of research cycles, we observed tha the problem is a universal thing, and makes you question why the native email platforms dont further emphasize or flag you as a "hidden observer of the email". Just a single click path stands between you and exposing that.

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Hey Product Hunt! We are GraniteAi, LLC and are obsessed with building pragmatic, human centric solutions. As cool as it is to see cats dogs and zebras competing in Olympic diving, we focus our energy and development time on useful software. Our first launch on PH? BCC Bro - a Chrome Extension that warns you when you are BCC'd on an email. Large and bold enough to catch your attention, subtle enough to look native to GMAIL. It's one of those features that you would think would be built into GMAIL by default! Most people we've talked to have been guilty of the "accidental reply to all" or, at least have observed it, and perhaps poked some fun at their co-workers. I've done it, and felt that sinking "oh sh**t" moment. I said never again, and created BCCBro! **Special for PH:** A discount code that gives you 100% off your first month. Would love your honest feedback, or just drop a comment about a funny accidental reply all on BCC you've seen. We're bootstrapped, so if you know of anyone that may benefit, please have them take a look too! With gratitude, Jason Rivard CEO GraniteAi, LLC BOLO our next launch! Were cooking up something big! (Post Google CASA Tier 3!)

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4mo ago

What would stop you from adopting the app?

p/bccbro

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5mo ago

Have you ever done this!?

I cannot be the only one who nearly burnt a bridge with the re-all-on-bcc trick.

Anyone have any funny stories or have seen this happen in your world?

p/bccbro

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5mo ago

So, why did we create this?

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Never accidentally reply-all to a BCC thread again

Never accidentally reply-all to a BCC thread again

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