August 22nd, 2026
This week NudgeForMe moved further from “follow-up drafting” toward a broader re-engagement workflow.
You can research a contact before writing the next message using:
Research can be used to add useful context before drafting outreach, especially when the original thread is thin or you are re-engaging someone after a long gap.
Historical mailbox lookback can now reach up to four years, depending on your plan. That makes it possible to uncover older conversations and relationships that would never appear in a normal “recent sent mail” workflow.
These two pieces are important to where NudgeForMe is heading: not just remembering to follow up, but helping you decide who is worth re-engaging, what changed, and what the next useful message should be.
August 15th, 2026
NudgeForMe is growing beyond a single-user follow-up tool.
This is an important foundation for agencies, sales teams and companies that want NudgeForMe to become part of a repeatable re-engagement workflow rather than a personal inbox utility.
There is more team functionality on the roadmap, but the core workspace and access layer is now live.
August 8th, 2026
This week we focused on making automated follow-up useful without making it reckless.
NudgeForMe is designed to start with control and earn its way into automation. The goal is not to send more email — it is to follow up on the right conversations, at the right time, without creating extra cleanup work.
August 1st, 2026
NudgeForMe launched on Product Hunt on August 1 with one focused idea: valuable conversations should not disappear just because somebody forgot to follow up.
NudgeForMe is built by the Snoooz team and shares the same email infrastructure, but it has a different job: Snoooz helps run the inbox; NudgeForMe is focused on re-engagement and recovering conversations that went quiet.
This launch is the starting point. We’re building deeper around discovery, research, personalization, follow-up automation and measuring what was actually recovered.