Remind me — Gmail

Remind me about this — for Gmail. Gmail's own Snooze hides an email and never notifies you. This does the opposite: the email stays right where it is, and you get pinged when it matters. How it works Open any email in Gmail and click the bell icon next to Print and Open in new window. Pick a preset — in 20 minutes, in 1 hour, in 3 hours, tomorrow, next week — or type your own: "next tuesday 2pm", "in 90 minutes", "25 December 10am". Add an optional note to use as the notification headline. When it's due, Chrome shows a notification with Open email and Snooze 1 hour. Every reminder — overdue, later today, upcoming, or completed — lives in the side panel, one click from the toolbar icon (or a keyboard shortcut), with open/snooze/complete/reschedule/delete on each. Reminders sync across every device signed into your Chrome profile, the same way your bookmarks do. Built to stay out of your mailbox No Gmail API. No OAuth. No account access of any kind. The extension reads only the email you already have open on your screen, and every reminder is stored locally via Chrome's own sync storage — never on a server the developer runs, and never seen by anyone but you. * The popup and sidebar both respect your system light/dark theme preferences * Reminders fire while Chrome is running, with the same catch-up-on-reopen behavior as Slack's reminders — not a substitute for a calendar alert that needs to survive a closed laptop. * A generous cap of roughly 200 open reminders at a time, refusing new ones with a clear message rather than failing silently.