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Emily by Meetless icon

Emily by Meetless

CC Emily on an email and she follows up with the other person until the answer is complete.

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Cost / License

  • Freemium
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Online
  • Microsoft Outlook
  • Software as a Service (SaaS)
  • Gmail  Works in any Gmail account: add Emily on Cc. No extension or inbox access needed.
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Properties

  1.  AI-Powered

Features

  1.  Email automation
  2.  Email reminder
  3.  Auto Follow up Mail

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Emily by Meetless was added to AlternativeTo by Meetless-AI on and this page was last updated . Emily by Meetless is sometimes referred to as Emily. 

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What is Emily by Meetless?

Emily is an AI teammate who chases people for you over email.

Send the email you were already going to send and add Emily on Cc. If the answer you get back isn't complete ("looks good, just waiting on Finance"), Emily follows up in the same thread, asks only for what's missing, and keeps going until the answer is complete. Then she closes the loop for everyone on the thread.

What makes her different from reminder tools like FollowUpThen or Boomerang: they remind you on a timer, or cancel when any reply arrives. Emily reads the reply. A partial answer isn't treated as done.

  • No setup and no inbox access. Emily only sees the emails you send her or Cc her on.
  • You stay in control. At first she shows you her plan privately and nothing goes out until you reply Start. Reply "stop" any time.
  • The people she emails need nothing: no account, no app, no link. They reply normally.
  • 10 tasks free with no credit card. Then $29 a month for 30 tasks. One task is one outcome; all the follow-ups it takes are included.

Good for approvals, sign-offs, missing documents, delivery dates, decisions, and any "are we good for Friday?" that stalls.