Analytics & graphs
Counted, not guessed at.
Seven panels over the mail you already hold, from what arrived to what still waits on you. Every count is a conversation, never a message.
In short
What is mailbox analytics?
Mailbox analytics turns the mail you hold into counts: how much arrives, from whom and when. The unit decides the picture. By message, one long back-and-forth outweighs twenty receipts. By conversation, each counts once.
7
panels, from activity to arrival hours
4
bands of waiting, under a day to over a week
8
people ranked in Who writes to you
How it works
One filter, not three screens
Window and addresses sit in one menu. The window rides in the URL, and the addresses are the saved selection the mail list uses.
What is actually waiting on you
Inbox conversations whose last word was somebody else's, in four age bands. Shade carries the age, so the oldest band is darkest.
Split activity by address or person
One band per address or per person, with the rest folded into Other so the outline still adds up to the total.
What you get
In the product today
Conversations, not messages
A thread that took six replies still counts once.
Your clock, not ours
Days and hours are bucketed on the offset your browser sends.
Counted live
Recomputed from your mail every time the page opens.
Only what you may see
A member sees their granted addresses, and the server decides.
Good practice
Getting the most out of it
- 01
Check waiting first
Activity says how busy it was. Waiting on you says what is still yours to answer.
- 02
Narrow to one address
Tick one address to see what that inbox alone is carrying.
- 03
Explain a busy week
Break activity down by person to see whose mail filled it.
Questions
Asked often
Keep going
Works well with
Start
Your domain,
your mail.
Point a domain at Nextmail and read it in a mailbox built around it. The free plan covers one domain.
Google Workspace
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