NeverMiss is a tiny command center that stops deals from slipping. Your Today queue stays sharp, stale deals get nudged, and every thread has context, right where you work.
If you've ever thought "I'll follow up tomorrow," you already know how deals die.
The deal dies quietly.
You meant to follow up. You got busy. They hired someone else. NeverMiss keeps the next action in your face and makes finishing it satisfying.
Today (3)
The only screen that matters. Everything else supports it.
Trust posture
Designed to feel calm on any Gmail wallpaper. Opaque panels. Clear hierarchy. No clutter.
No new workflow. No separate app. Just Gmail, finally behaving like a follow-up system.
Add NeverMiss to Chrome. It appears inside Gmail automatically.
After an email, choose when to follow up. NeverMiss handles the remembering.
Reply, snooze, done. Deals stop slipping because the next action is always visible.
NeverMiss does five things perfectly. No bloat, no CRM you'll forget exists. Every feature exists to prevent "silence kills the deal."
THE LOCK-IN
Follow-Up Queue
After every email, choose when to follow up. NeverMiss reminds you inside Gmail, not in another app.
THE HOOK
Stale Deal Nudge
When a contact hasn't heard from you in days, NeverMiss surfaces it with a nudge: re-engage, snooze, or done.
THE SIGNAL
Email Open Tracking
Green eye badges in your inbox show who opened and how many times. No tab switching.
THE SAFETY NET
Deal Context
Stage, value, and next step live inside the thread view. No more "where were we?"
THE EDGE
Send-Time Signal + Pipeline
NeverMiss learns when each contact opens email and suggests a send window, plus a compact pipeline summary.
THE POINT
Your command center
Everything exists to keep Today actionable. That's how deals stop slipping.
Start free. Upgrade when the limits become annoying, which means you're actually using it.
Or $99/year (best value).
If NeverMiss saves one deal this year, it paid for itself.
Free (forever)
You get the core loop. You just have caps.
Limits are deliberate: you should feel value first, then decide.
The questions that decide whether someone installs or scrolls away.
NeverMiss is designed to minimize data. It operates inside Gmail to power follow-ups and signals. See the Privacy page for specifics and constraints.
Deliverability can be affected by many factors. NeverMiss aims to be lightweight. If you have strict deliverability concerns, test with a small subset first.
If you can use Gmail in Chrome, it should generally work. Some org policies can restrict extensions.
No. NeverMiss is intentionally not a CRM. It's a follow-up command center inside Gmail.
You keep Free forever. If you're hitting limits because you're actually using it, Pro is there.
Remove it from Chrome extensions. You can also review data handling on the Privacy page.
Why this exists
This was built because a real operator needed it. Deals don't die in dramatic explosions. They die in silence. NeverMiss exists to stop that, inside the inbox where work actually happens.