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Know when your email is opened. Free Gmail read receipts with no footer added to your messages. EmailTrackApp tells you when the email you sent from Gmail has been read. A marker appears next to your sent mail: hollow means delivered, solid green means opened. You get a desktop notification the moment it happens, plus the time, the device, and how many times they came back to it. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT Most Gmail trackers add a "Sent with ..." signature to your free emails and charge you to remove it. EmailTrackApp never writes a visible signature into your message, on any plan. HONEST ABOUT ACCURACY A read receipt is one invisible image, and a lot of judgement about what loading it means. Spam scanners, link previewers, Apple Mail Privacy Protection and your own re-reads all trigger it. We classify every event and show you which ones were filtered and why, rather than inflating your numbers. If a recipient blocks images, no receipt is generated at all. We say "no read receipt yet", never "unread", because the second is a claim the technology cannot support. PRIVACY - Your email body never leaves your browser - No Gmail API access. We cannot read, search or send your mail - Recipient IP addresses are stored only as an irreversible hash - Anyone can turn tracking off for their address at emailtrackapp.com/optout, and we check that list before any tracking pixel is issued FREE PLAN 50 tracked emails a month, open counts and timestamps, device, desktop notifications, 7 days of history. No card required. Works with Gmail and Google Workspace in Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Aug 26, 2026
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