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See whether recipients opened your Gmail emails XTrack shows you when the Gmail emails you send get opened, and when the links inside them get clicked, right inside Gmail. It is free. When you send a message you choose to track, XTrack adds a tiny invisible pixel and routes its links through a quick redirect, so it can tell you what happens next. A colored badge appears next to that message in your inbox. Hover it for a quick summary, or click it for the full history: every open and every click, with the time and an approximate location. What you get: • See opens. Know the moment a tracked email is opened. • See clicks. Know which links your recipients clicked. • Right inside Gmail. No separate dashboard and no extra tabs. • Optional desktop alerts. Get a notification the instant a tracked email is opened. • You stay in control. Tracking is per message, and you can switch it off in the compose window any time. • Free. Funded by donations, not ads, and never by selling your data. Why XTrack? Most email trackers hide behind a paywall or a heavy CRM. XTrack does one thing well, lives where you already work, and costs nothing. Privacy first. XTrack only tracks the emails you choose to track. It never sells your data or your recipients' data. Full policy: https://xtrack.cc/privacy
Jun 12, 2026
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