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Catch up on your unread Gmail in under 60 seconds. You were away. Your inbox wasn't. Catch Up reads your unread Gmail — the last 24 hours, 3 days, or 7 days, your choice — and gives you back the two-minute version: what's actually important, a one-line summary of each thread, and a draft reply ready to copy for anything that needs a response. How it works Pick a time window and click "Catch me up." The extension pulls your unread threads from that window, ranks them by priority, and shows you a short digest — high-priority threads up top, everything else collapsed behind a "show more" toggle. Each thread gets a summary, a priority tag, a link straight into Gmail, and (where it makes sense) a draft reply you can copy and send yourself. Nothing is sent on your behalf — replies are copy-paste only. What it reads, and what it doesn't Catch Up only reads unread threads inside the window you pick. It never sends email, never modifies your inbox, and never touches anything outside that window. Message content is processed to generate the digest and isn't retained afterward. Full details are in the privacy policy. Pricing Three catch-ups every calendar month, no card required to start. Need a fourth this month? Buy one and it's there — no subscription. Or go unlimited for a small monthly fee, cancel in one click from inside the extension. Support & policies: https://trycatchup.net
Aug 15, 2026
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