Smart reminders
Set your first reminder, repeat interval, and max per draft. DraftAlert handles the rest — even when Gmail is closed.
DraftAlert catches emails you or your team started but never sent, nudges the sender, and gives managers a lightweight weekly risk view before pipeline, candidate, or customer conversations go cold.
Your drafts folder has unfinished follow-ups.
Some drafts are harmless. Some are the reply you meant to send yesterday, the intro you forgot to finish, or the follow-up that quietly died in your drafts folder.
DraftAlert keeps an eye on unsent drafts and gives you a nudge before they disappear from your brain and your workflow.
Everything you need to stop losing drafts
Set your first reminder, repeat interval, and max per draft. DraftAlert handles the rest — even when Gmail is closed.
1 hour, 4 hours, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month — or pick an exact date and time. Your draft, your schedule.
One beautiful summary of every overdue draft — with inline snooze and dismiss buttons. No app switching needed.
DraftAlert touches your draft to bump it to the top of your drafts list. Important ones float up automatically.
Ancient drafts from 2019? Pick a cutoff date and silence them all in one click. Focus on what matters now.
Sensible defaults that just work. No configuration required — but full control when you want it.
Three steps. Lightweight visibility. Fewer dropped follow-ups.
DraftAlert watches for draft emails that were started and never sent.
Reminders arrive in the sidebar, by inbox bump, or by digest email depending on settings.
For pilot accounts, managers can review a lightweight weekly risk report without adding a heavy sales-engagement system.
Gmail-native teams where a missed follow-up has real cost
Candidate replies sit in drafts while other priorities take over. DraftAlert catches the gap before the candidate goes cold.
When the founder is the sales team, follow-up discipline is the first thing to slip. DraftAlert keeps deal momentum visible.
Client emails drafted but never sent erode trust quietly. DraftAlert surfaces risk before the client notices the silence.
If a missed Gmail follow-up can cost revenue, placements, or customer momentum, DraftAlert is for you.
Start free. Pilot with your team. Scale when ready.
For individual Gmail users getting started.
For Gmail-native teams that want a fast pilot, not a six-month software rollout.
Annual team deployments.
Email us and we will help you find the right setup.
DraftAlert stores only what it needs to send reminders. Email bodies are never read or stored. Subject lines are optional. Tokens are encrypted, and you can delete your data from inside Gmail.
Questions & answers
No. We only access draft metadata (timestamps, thread IDs). Subject lines are only stored if you explicitly opt in via Settings. Email bodies are never read or stored.
Yes. DraftAlert runs server-side on Google Cloud. It monitors your drafts and sends reminders regardless of whether you have Gmail open. You'll still get digest emails and inbox bumps.
Absolutely. Use the quick presets (1h, 4h, 1d, 1w, 1mo) or pick an exact date and time using the calendar picker in the snooze dialog.
Click “Don't Remind” on any draft. It's immediately suppressed. The draft stays in Gmail — we just stop watching it.
Open Gmail, open the DraftAlert sidebar, go to Settings, and click “Delete my data.” Everything is permanently removed from our servers within seconds.
The founding team pilot is $2,500 for 21 days with up to 10 users. It includes onboarding help, weekly risk review for one manager, and priority support. The pilot fee is credited toward annual plans.
See our admin rollout page for details on permissions, data access, what users see, and how removal works.
Install DraftAlert or book a team pilot today.