Mixmax
Instant scheduling, tracking, templates, polls in Gmail
Mixmax launched on January 13, 2015 with 404 votes, #6 of 1,772 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 11 years on.
In plain words
Mixmax is a Gmail add-on that enhances email management with read receipts, meeting scheduling, email templates, and message scheduling features. It allows users to track when emails are opened, easily coordinate meetings, create messages from pre-built templates, schedule message delivery, and recall sent emails for editing. The tool is designed for Gmail users who want streamlined communication and scheduling capabilities integrated directly into their inbox.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
From the sources
Mixmax is your Gmail right-hand. It shows you a read report of your emails, gives you an easy way to schedule your meetings, creates finished emails from templates in a click, lets you schedule when a message should be sent and recall your already sent one to correct it if needed and these are not all of the reasons why you are going to love it.
Follow up and follow through from your Gmail: personalized sequences, per-person tracking, tasks, and one-click booking. Free to start — no credit card.
Does a similar job
all alternatives →
Mixmax for Google Inbox2015 · mixmax.com · ▲337The essential productivity suite (tracking, calendar & more)
Unlimited Email Tracker2019 · snov.io · ▲496Track opens and clicks, set reminders and delays in Gmail
More growth this month
the category →
wallhop is a free paywall bypass. Paste any article link to read it without paywall popups, ads or clutter. No signup, no extension. A simple 12ft.io alternative.
Growth · 11d ago · wallhop.io
Source: Product Hunt launch ↗
Launched alongside, January 2015
the whole month →
A place to discover ideas that VCs & angels want to fund
Commerce · 2015 · docs.google.com
Send glitter to the people that deserve it
Life & fun · 2015 · shipyourenemiesglitter.com
- HN
(TL;DR: http://i.imgur.com/LuPHqiN.png) While digging around in drawers that hadn't been touched for decades, I found a wonderful piece of history. The Palm Treo 600 [1] was the Mercedes-Benz of the cellphone 10 years ago, and I was lucky enough to rediscover one.[2] So I decided to restore it to working order, slapping in a T-Mobile SIM[3] and a fresh battery. It worked! It could browse the Internet[4], send/receive text messages[5], make phone calls...[6] The onboard browser even passed Acid1[7,8] and could do some level of JavaScript![9] Unfortunately, most websites…
Life & fun · 2015