Can AI Nudge People Who Haven't Responded To My Emails?

Yes. Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) can spot the emails you are waiting on and help you send polite follow-up nudges. Open the floating bar with Cmd+/ on macOS or Ctrl+/ on Windows and ask which of your sent messages have gone unanswered too long. Jarvis reads your connected Gmail or Outlook sent items, finds requests that never got a reply, and drafts a tactful follow-up for each, referencing the original message so the recipient has context. It reasons with frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google to keep the tone right, firm but courteous. You review and send; Jarvis never sends nudges on its own. Tokens are AES-256-GCM encrypted, and never used for training. It is free to start, then $16/month on Pro, so chasing replies stops being awkward busywork.

A good follow-up starts with knowing which threads are genuinely stalled. Jarvis pairs each of your sent Gmail or Outlook messages with any later reply, and where none arrived after a window you choose, it marks the thread for a possible nudge. It distinguishes a request that needs chasing from a message that never expected a reply, so it does not suggest following up on a thank-you note. A frontier model handles that judgement, and you get a short list of the people worth a gentle reminder, each with how long it has been silent.

The reason people avoid follow-ups is that they feel nagging. Jarvis writes them so they do not. It references the original ask, keeps the tone polite and brief, and adapts to the relationship, softer for a senior client, more direct for a peer. You can tell it to be warmer or firmer in a word. Because it learns your voice through user-controlled memory, the nudges sound like you, not like a templated reminder. You review each draft and send the ones you want, keeping full control over who gets chased and when.

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