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Growth · January 13, 2015

Mixmax

Instant scheduling, tracking, templates, polls in Gmail

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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.

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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.

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