Keep up with the latest releases, improvements, and fixes.
With 2ofMe for Chrome, clicking Inbox in Gmail’s left bar now takes you to your first 2ofMe tab (To respond, for most people) instead of your full inbox. Your full inbox is still one click away in the tab row, which now shows how many conversations it holds.
Add to Slack is on Integrations. Calendar checks can send its results to your Slack DM or a channel, and Follow-ups can send you the list of who to follow up with every day. You can Snooze, Draft or mark “No follow up needed” right from Slack.
2ofMe for Chrome is on the Chrome Web Store. It adds a row of tabs to the top of Gmail, one for each kind of email 2ofMe sorts (To respond, FYI), with how many are waiting in each. The counts come straight from Gmail, so they update the second you archive something. Install it from Integrations, and updates arrive on their own.
Connect Fathom and every call lands in a new Calls tab with its summary, action items and full transcript. A person’s page lists their calls.
Pick who you’re meeting, what kind of meeting and how long. Your week shows your meetings, your rules and the times 2ofMe would offer, with the reason for each. Until now you could only do this by asking in Claude or ChatGPT.
Follow-ups now drafts the follow-up for you. It looks for a reason to write first: the person’s other emails, their colleagues’, your meetings with them, news about them and their company. You get one draft per real reason plus a plain nudge, written from a few of your own sent emails so it sounds like you. Pick one, edit it, and it lands in the Gmail conversation as a draft. Nothing is ever sent for you.
On the days and at the time you pick (weekdays at 4:30pm to start), it sends the calendar problems still open, new ones first. Nothing open, no message. Each link opens the event in the right calendar, even when you have several accounts.
Add your assistant on Your account, and Calendar checks can email its results to them with you in cc.
Add your home, work and time zone on Your account, or let 2ofMe fill them in from your conversations, so your notifications arrive at the right time wherever you are. You can also add or change your phone number there, confirmed with a code by text, even if you signed up with Google.
If Google stops letting 2ofMe into an inbox, the row turns red with a Reconnect Google button, and a red dot shows on every page.
A few minutes after you send an email, Follow-ups notes whether you’re expecting an answer and by when. If none comes, the email moves to Time to follow up. You can change the date on any of them.
Adding a Google account asks for every permission the first time, instead of asking again when you turn on triage or calendar checks. When you have two accounts, the page says which one needs access.
Emails that skip your inbox now carry the label “Archived by 2ofMe”, so you can always see what was moved.
