Gmail has introduced nudges to bring some emails back and remind you about it. It’s a powerful feature that can help you follow-up on some emails. But there are two drawbacks:
The nudge algorithm is a black box. You don’t really know which email will get nudged. Once an email is back in your primary inbox, you have to take a manual action (either you send a reply, you archive it, etc.)
Our chrome extension for Gmail solves these inconvenients. When you hit “Send with a follow-up”, you define when to send the follow-up so you don’t have further manual actions. The email sequence is scheduled and you can get back to more important things.
What’s even better is that both features can work in pairs. When you send with a follow-up, once the sequence is ended, Gmail might nudge the thread so you can try again out-of-your inbox (phone call, contact someone else or even mark as lost).