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Softens the sting of job rejection emails with uplifting, positive, and cheeky inbox boosts. Job rejection emails suck. Lemonie makes them suck less. This Chrome extension detects job rejection emails in Gmail and reframes them with an encouraging subject line and a short, uplifting message, something kind, supportive, or even a little cheeky. Whether it’s your fifth or fiftieth job application, no one deserves to feel defeated by another templated, impersonal rejection email. What it does • Automatically detects job rejection emails using smart keyword logic • Replaces the subject line shown in the email with something more supportive • Adds an encouraging message right above the original email • Leaves the original intended message content untouched • Works automatically in Gmail once installed How it works (privacy-first) Lemonie never reads or stores your emails. We only scan subject lines and keywords to detect rejections, nothing personal is accessed or saved, ever. You can also choose to anonymously contribute to a community tally of total emails detected across all users. That tally is a powerful reminder that you’re not alone — rejection is part of the process, not a signal of your worth. Coming soon (Premium features) • Access to a wider variety of uplifting subject lines and messages • Custom message styles to better match your vibe • Access to the optional community tally counter • Early access to upcoming features Built with empathy. Powered by perspective. Cheers, Lemonie 🍋
Aug 13, 2026
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