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Building a platform on top of a Google product, specifically Gmail, is a recipe for disaster. I sincerely hope that nobody who cares about their money or sanity does so.
(Todoist is another example of something that integrates heavily that comes to mind)
Anyone want to take my money? :) I'll front a payment for the first month right now! (Serious)
Building a platform on top of a Google product, specifically Gmail, is a recipe for disaster. I sincerely hope that nobody who cares about their money or sanity does so.
Rapportive is an example of a company which seems to rely fairly heavily on heavy integration into Gmail. (Todoist is another example of something that integrates heavily that comes to mind)
No person considering a startup today should consider building it atop somebody else's platform. Even forgetting Google, it just doesn't make sense. You do not want to be beholden to a company that could not give less of a shit about you, and in all likelihood has never even heard about you.
Anyone want to take my money? :) I'll front a payment for the first month right now! (Serious)
Here is a code snippet that does the opposite of what you want. To achieve what you are looking for, just change the conditions around to mark the email messages as you desire.* This one will mark any received emails that you have not responded with an "AwaitingReply" label. As I mention in my Gist comment, I used this a lot to make sure we didn't have any emails slipping through the cracks. https://gist.github.com/c…
I just made a chrome extension to solve my problem
Couldn't you just give those conversations an Unreplied label? It will show up on the left. Gmail's labeling system is probably the most useful but overlooked feature they have.
Anyone want to take my money? :) I'll front a payment for the first month right now! (Serious)
They'll take your money.