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NudgeForMe
AI follow-up agent for missed email opportunities
170 followers
AI follow-up agent for missed email opportunities
170 followers
NudgeForMe scans your sent conversations, finds threads where someone never replied, and drafts natural follow-ups inside your own mailbox. It starts in draft mode, so you stay in control. You can review each opportunity, select the useful ones, and send from Gmail, Outlook, or IMAP/SMTP. Built by the Snoooz team after processing millions of emails, NudgeForMe is focused on one painful workflow: making sure leads, deals, partnerships, and customer conversations do not quietly go cold.
Snoooz AI
Draft mode is the right default, and it also makes precision the entire product. If I open the folder and 4 of 15 drafts are worth sending, I stop opening the folder by week two and the 4 good ones die with the rest. I'd trade recall away hard for that, something like only flag threads where I asked a direct question and got silence for five days, because two right nudges a week beats fifteen maybes.
Snoooz AI
@asadmalik901 We agree that precision matters more than volume.
NudgeForMe first shows you the follow-up opportunities it finds in the app, so you can choose which ones should become drafts. We also filter out newsletters and conversations that clearly do not need a response.
As it learns more about your business and preferences, you can switch to autopilot but the default experience keeps you fully in control. Our goal is exactly what you described: a few genuinely useful nudges, not a folder full of maybes.
@victoria_dash Showing the opportunities in the app first is the better ordering, that moves the filtering to a screen I'm choosing to open. The category I'd still watch isn't newsletters, it's my own sent messages that never wanted a reply, an FYI or a closing note, since those look exactly like unanswered threads. And if the app showed me my approve versus dismiss ratio over a few weeks, I could tell whether it's actually learning instead of taking your word for it.
Snoooz AI
@asadmalik901 I agree with you, and we already check whether a thread genuinely needs a follow-up or the conversation is closed, and from our tests it's working well so far. We do encourage users to share feedback so we can catch edge cases and improve the detection algorithm further.
Draft mode before any send is the right call. What I want to know: does it look for actual signals in the sent message, like a question or an explicit request, or is the detection purely time-based? A thread that ended with 'thanks, talk soon' should not queue a nudge. Those are easy to misread as cold.
Snoooz AI
@noctis06 Yes we look at the conversation and whether a reply was actually expected, including questions, requests, and signs that the thread is already closed. So a message like “thanks, talk soon” should not be flagged. We’ll keep refining this with real-world feedback and edge cases, so please share any feedback you have after trying our app :)
Pretty good idea .. Up until now I only see this in gmail, but with this product it is possible to expand.
Snoooz AI
@rachid_abadli Thank you for the upvote. You are right the problem is not limited to gmail users, and so we wanted NudgeForMe to work across Gmail, Outlook, and IMAP/SMTP so more people can use it with the inbox they already have. Thanks for checking it out!