Follow-up agent for your inbox

Silence isn't a no.
It's a thread waiting for a nudge.

Nudge For Me watches every conversation you're waiting on and follows up for you — politely, persistently, with a new angle each time — until the reply lands. Then it gets out of the way.

Gmail & Outlook Stops the second they reply You approve, or full autopilot
Agent watching Re: Proposal for Q3 — Brightloop × You
You → NoraDAY 0 · 4:12 PM
Hi Nora — proposal attached, as promised. Happy to walk your team through it whenever suits. Looking forward to your thoughts!
1 day of silence · agent waiting
You → NoraDAY 3 · 9:04 AMNudge 1 · sent by agent
Hi Nora — just making sure the proposal didn't get buried. Any questions I can answer before your team meets this week?
1 day of silence · trying a new angle
You → NoraDAY 6 · 10:31 AMNudge 2 · new angle
Nora — one thing I forgot to flag: the Q3 pricing in there holds until the 25th. If timing's the issue, happy to send a shorter summary your team can skim in two minutes.
Nora → YouDAY 7 · 8:47 AM
So sorry for the delay — this got buried, exactly as you guessed. The summary would be great. Could we do Thursday at 2?
Replied · 7 days · 2 nudges · 0 effort
How it works

How a dead thread comes back to life.

You already know how to write emails. You just can't remember, three busy days later, which ones never got a reply. That part is the agent's job now.

MINUTE 1

Connect your inbox

Link Gmail or Outlook. The agent scans for threads where you sent the last message and nobody answered — including the ones from months ago you've completely forgotten.

DAY 1 → N

It watches, so you don't

Every outbound email that expects a reply gets quietly tracked. No labels to apply, no CRM to update. Silence past your threshold triggers a follow-up — drafted in your voice, on the thread.

REPLY DAY

It stops the second they answer

A reply — from anyone on the thread — ends the sequence instantly. You get the answer, the agent gets the next thread. Nobody ever gets a "just bumping this" after they've replied.

Zero setup

Nothing to tag, bcc, or remember.

Reminder tools have a design flaw: the person who forgets to follow up also forgets to set the reminder. So there's nothing to set. The agent reads the thread itself — it detects which conversations expect a reply, and picks the moment a nudge is most likely to get one.

Every signal it needs is already on the thread: out-of-office dates, a "circle back next quarter," the hours this person actually replies. The agent reads them so you don't have to.

On the thread
Nora — no reply …three days of silence…
Agent's plan
Next nudgeThu · 9:10 AM her time
WhyNora usually replies Thu–Fri mornings
ThenNew angle in 4 days if still quiet

Click a signal. Timing rules are yours to edit — and in draft mode, nothing sends without your OK.

What's in the box

Persistent, not annoying. There's a craft to it.

Anyone can send "just bumping this" three times. Getting a reply without burning the relationship takes timing, tone, and knowing when to stop.

A new angle every nudge

Nudge 1 checks in. Nudge 2 adds value — a summary, a deadline, a shortcut. Nudge 3 gracefully closes the loop. Each one is drafted from the thread, in your voice, not from a template.

Approve first, or autopilot

Start in draft mode: every follow-up waits for your one-click OK. When you trust it, flip a thread — or your whole inbox — to full autopilot.

Timing that reads the room

Nudges land on the recipient's weekday mornings, skip weekends and holidays, and back off automatically for out-of-office replies. Persistence with manners.

Lives where you already write

Native Gmail and Outlook connections. Nudges go out from your own address, on the original thread, straight into your Sent folder — invisible infrastructure, not another app to check.

Backlog revival scan

On day one, the agent digs through your history and surfaces every thread that died waiting on a reply — then offers to revive the ones still worth chasing, in bulk.

Every send, on the record

A full log of what was sent, when, and why — every nudge is an email in your own Sent folder, from your own address. No mystery sends, ever.

Who loses money to silence

Every "I'll circle back later" that never happened.

Sales & founders

The proposal that went quiet

Deals rarely die from a "no" — they die from the follow-up you didn't send on day 4. Quotes, demos, partnership intros, investor threads: nudged until answered.

Agencies

Clients who ghost approvals

Waiting on feedback, assets, or a sign-off blocks the whole project. Let the agent do the chasing, so you're never the one sending the awkward third reminder.

Freelancers

Invoices that "got buried"

Unpaid invoice nudges are the follow-ups people dread writing most. The agent sends them — firm, friendly, and on schedule — until the money moves.

Recruiters

Candidates and hiring managers alike

Interview scheduling, offer responses, reference requests. Anywhere a hire is stuck waiting on one reply, the agent keeps the thread warm.

A focused product from the team behind Snoooz.

Nudge For Me runs on the same email infrastructure that powers Snoooz — the AI email platform used by 3,000+ teams in 60+ countries. Same security, same deliverability discipline. One job: follow-ups.

FAQ

The questions careful people ask.

Do I have to tag threads or bcc an address?+
No. The agent detects which outbound emails expect a reply and watches them automatically — a proposal gets tracked, a "thanks, see you Thursday" doesn't. A manual "watch this thread" control exists for edge cases, but the default is zero setup, because the whole point is that you shouldn't have to remember anything.
Will it send emails without my approval?+
Only if you tell it to. Everyone starts in draft mode — the agent prepares each follow-up and waits for your one-click approval. Autopilot is opt-in, per thread or globally, and every send lands in your own Sent folder.
What happens the moment someone replies?+
The sequence stops instantly — including replies from anyone else cc'd on the thread, out-of-office responses (which pause rather than cancel), and bounces. Not sending the wrong nudge matters more than sending the right one.
How is this different from follow-up reminder tools?+
Reminder tools make you remember twice: once to set the reminder, once to act on it. Nudge For Me needs neither — it detects threads that expect a reply on its own, then writes and sends the follow-up in your voice, with a different angle each time. Remembering was never something to outsource to yourself.
Is this just a Snoooz feature?+
No. Snoooz is a full AI email platform for teams. Nudge For Me is deliberately narrow: it does follow-ups, extremely well, at a price that makes sense for individuals and small teams. They share infrastructure, and they'll integrate — but this is its own product with its own roadmap.
Which email providers does it support?+
Native connections for Gmail / Google Workspace and Outlook / Microsoft 365 at launch. Because nudges send from your own address on the original thread, recipients see a normal email from you — no third-party footprint.
What's on the roadmap after email?+
Email is channel one. The plan is to follow up wherever silence costs you money — LinkedIn messages, SMS, and WhatsApp are the candidates we're validating with early users. Tell us which one you'd pay for.
Early access

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