Know the moment they read it.
Ripple tracks opens and clicks on the email you send from Gmail. See who opened, how often, and the right moment to follow up.
Sends from your own Gmail. Replies land in your inbox.
Priya (Speaker) clicked Speaker brief
9:50Meera (Investor) Apple Mail prefetch, not counted
9:47Arjun (Sponsor) opened for the 2nd time
9:44Priya (Speaker) opened in Gmail
9:41
Three opens and a click is a yes, waiting.
Ripple shows every open with the time since the last one. You see interest build, and you follow up while you are still on their mind, not a week later.
Priya Sharma
Head of Product, Speaker list
- Opens
- 3
- Clicks
- 1
- First open
- 2h 12m
- Engagement
- 50
Invite sent Speaking at E-Summit '26?
Mon 10:02
Opened Gmail, desktop
2h 12m after sendMon 12:14
Opened again Gmail, phone
+21hTue 09:20
Clicked Speaker brief esummit.in/brief
+2mTue 09:22
Opened again Gmail, desktop
+2d 9hThu 18:47
Set up before your coffee cools.
- 1
Connect Gmail
Sign in with Google. Ripple sends from your own address, so replies land in your inbox like any other email.
- 2
Send
Write a campaign with {{name}} and {{company}} fields and send to a list, or switch on tracking for a single email in Gmail.
- 3
Watch it land
Opens, clicks and the gaps between them show up in your dashboard within seconds.
Not every open is a person.
Apple Mail loads images before anyone reads. Security filters click every link. Most trackers count all of it and call it engagement. Ripple labels each event, so your open rate means something.
- Counted
Real open
Gmail on desktop, 2 hours after you sent it
- Ignored
Apple prefetch
Apple Mail loaded the images 4 seconds after delivery. Nobody read it yet.
- Ignored
Link scanner
A corporate security filter clicked every link before the inbox did.
Raw open rate
64%
Real open rate
41%
Example campaign of 120 sponsor invites.
Made for outreach that has to land.
Speaker invites, sponsor decks, investor intros. Ripple was built running outreach for a college entrepreneurship summit, and it works for any list you care about.
Campaigns from a spreadsheet
Drop in a CSV of speakers or sponsors. Every email goes out personal, with their name and company.
Send limits that keep Gmail happy
Daily caps per account and spaced-out sends, so your address never looks like a spammer's.
One dashboard for the team
Everyone connects their own Gmail. Outreach from the whole team lands in one shared view.
Follow-up lists that build themselves
Opened three times but no reply. Not opened after three days. Clicked the deck. Ready when you are.
The best hour to send
A heatmap of when your audience actually reads, so the next invite lands at the top of the inbox.
Reports you can forward
Export any campaign to CSV or PDF for the weekly sync, with real opens kept apart from prefetches.
Sent
Tracking onArjun Mehta
Partnering with E-Summit '26
Opened 2 timesSana Qureshi
Sponsor deck and tiers
Clicked deckKabir Rao
Keynote slot on Day 2
Opened 30 min agoLeah Thomas
Mentor session invite
Not opened yet
Or track right inside Gmail.
The Chrome extension adds a tracking switch to Gmail compose and read ticks to your Sent folder. Your own views never count as opens.