Gmail
47 projects shared since May 2026 were built for Gmail.
How these numbers are counted and compared: the method.
Summary
Since May 2026, 47 projects have extended Gmail as add-ons, companions or plugins; 24 arrived in the last 12 weeks. AllowEmail was the most-discussed project of the last 4 weeks, with 9 comments. It lets users create scoped Gmail mailboxes and issue separate read-only access keys so each AI tool only sees the emails it needs. The kinds of projects built for it most are Email inbox and infrastructure tools, AI email writing and outreach tools and Encrypted vaults and password managers.
Projects built with it
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Share of stated stacks, last 4 weeks
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Adjusted trend, last 4 weeks vs previous 8 weeks
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Add-ons built for it
47
Share of stated stacks, each week
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Often used with
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What's built with it
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Latest add-ons built for Gmail
- Highlight Notes — Lets users highlight and annotate text on web pages, Gmail and ChatGPT, then search and export the saved notes.“I built a Chrome extension Highlight Notes to highlight and annotate websites, even Gmail and ChatGPT long threads”
- Thought Assistant — Suggests editable AI-written replies to incoming messages across platforms like Instagram, Reddit, and Gmail, learning the user's writing style.“I'm building a Thought Assistant, but I'm not sure if people would actually use it. I'd love your honest feedback.”
- Ghostifier — Scans a Gmail inbox for senders, lists the companies holding the user's email, and sends unsubscribe and data deletion requests.“I built an app that finds every company with your email and gets you off their lists (launched on Product Hunt, #9)”
- MailMind AI — Generates email replies and thread summaries in Gmail and Outlook Web, adjusting tone to the sender's language and culture.“Spent 3 hours a day on email? This AI extension cut mine to minutes — works in 14 languages”
- Elidy — Masks personal data like names, emails, ID numbers, bank details and API keys in messages before they are sent to AI chat tools, then restores the real values in the displayed reply.“I built a Chrome extension that masks personal data before it reaches ChatGPT. What's missing?”
- Quba — Detects and masks sensitive personal data like names, IBANs and ID numbers as users type into AI chats, email and documents.“We built a Chrome extension that protects sensitive data before it reaches ChatGPT, Gmail or Docs. Looking for feedback”
- esigna — Generates email signatures from templates by importing an existing signature and filling in contact details and links.“23 free email signature templates”
- AllowEmail — Lets users create scoped Gmail mailboxes and issue separate read-only access keys so each AI tool only sees the emails it needs.“I’m testing a privacy layer between Gmail and AI — would you use this?”
- Intutiv — Augments Gmail in the browser with natural-language search and on-device AI, reading the page directly without the Gmail API.“Looking for testers: Intutiv, a local-first Gmail assistant (MV3, on-device AI, no data egress)”
- I got tired of rewriting the… — Drafts overdue-invoice follow-up emails in the open Gmail thread at a chosen tone.“I got tired of rewriting the same overdue invoice emails so I built a Chrome extension for it”
- WorldFixture — Generates a synthetic company whose Slack, GitHub, email and other vendor APIs stay in sync and change over time for testing and demos.“A fake SaaS company with emulated Github, Gmail, Slack, Object Storage and more. It's for dev, tests and demos.”
- Inbundly — Groups Gmail messages into collapsible bundles by label or custom selection, with archiving and pinning controls.“Inbundly – Google Inbox-style bundles for Gmail (open-source continuation of Inboxy)”
- CashThread — Tracks unpaid invoice email threads in Gmail and drafts polite payment follow-ups.“Built a local-only Gmail invoice tracker as a Chrome side panel”
- tinymails — Sends batch emails from a user's own Gmail account from a local Mac app, with CSV contact upload, daily send caps and sending hours.“I built a small Gmail sending tool”
- VeloMail — Previews HTML email layouts at mobile viewport sizes inside the browser so responsive bugs can be spotted without sending test emails.“Built a Chrome extension to test email layouts on mobile in real-time. Looking for feedback!”
Pitched as alternatives to Gmail
- ResolveHQ — Provides a shared support inbox with email ticketing, team assignment, notes, saved replies, and a knowledge base, self-hosted on Cloudflare Workers.“My first Cloudflare Worker app somehow turned into a full helpdesk”
- FounderMail — Receives email for unlimited domains and inboxes and organizes incoming messages by customer with notes, assignment, and resolved status.“Do you need an email like support@ or info@ for your next big saas? I'll give you unlimited email addresses for free, you'll pay only when your customers do.”
- MailFork — Provides real SMTP email inboxes and ephemeral aliases via an API and SDK so automated tests can receive and read emails.“I got fed up testing email flows with a shared Gmail account, so I built real email infrastructure for QA teams”
- AgentEmail — Provides API-provisioned email inboxes that AI agents can use to send, receive, and read email.“Give your AI agent its own email address: https://www.agentemail.co”
- Zmail Hero — Gamifies Gmail inbox cleanup by letting users mass-delete, sort, and unsubscribe from emails through an MCP server connected to their account.“So I turned Gmail into a game...”