Connect your Gmail and Respondly automatically detects the promises you made in sent emails — then drafts the reply for you.
To: Emma van den Berg · 2 days ago
Hi Emma, great call today. I'll send over the updated proposal and timeline by end of Thursday. Also let me check with my accountant on the invoice structure and get back to you.
Send the updated proposal and timeline
Generated draft
Hi Emma, following up on my last message — I've finished the updated proposal and timeline. You'll find it attached. Let me know if anything needs adjusting before we finalize.
How it works
30 seconds. Read-only access to your sent folder. No configuration, no API keys.
Respondly scans your sent emails and detects commitments — "I'll send that over", "I'll follow up next week", "I'll have this ready by Friday".
Click any commitment to generate a professional follow-up. Copy it, paste it into Gmail, send it. Done.
The problem
Every week you make dozens of small promises in email: “I'll send that over,” “let me check and get back to you,” “I'll follow up next week.”
They slip through the cracks — not out of laziness, but because you're managing too many things at once. Dropped follow-ups cost you deals, stall projects, and damage the trust you spent months building.
Other reminder apps make you manually set a reminder. Respondly reads your email and finds them for you.
"I'll send the revised proposal by Friday."
6 days ago · Never followed up
"Let me check with the team and get back to you."
4 days ago · Never followed up
"I'll share the contract template later this week."
9 days ago · Never followed up
Real commitments slipping through, every week.
Why not just set a reminder?
Every other approach
Respondly
Early users say
“I lost a €4,000 project because I forgot to follow up after a call. I'd told the client I'd send a revised scope by Monday. Respondly would have caught that.”
Joost R.
Freelance UX designer, Rotterdam
“I used to set calendar reminders for every email promise I made. Now I just write naturally and Respondly handles the rest. I check it every morning like Slack.”
Anna K.
Independent consultant, Berlin
“The draft it generates actually sounds like me. I usually just copy it straight into Gmail. Saves me 20 minutes a day at minimum.”
Marc V.
Solo copywriter, Amsterdam
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