LikelyRead

Likelyread shows which of your emails were opened. A tracked email carries a 1x1 image (the pixel) at the end of its HTML part. When the recipient's mail app loads it, Likelyread records a hit and classifies it as an open, a view of your own, or a privacy prefetch. Connect your Likelyread account to ask Claude about your results: - which emails were opened, and when - every hit on one email, with how it was classified and why - open rates and median time to first open for each campaign - totals, a daily timeline and the hours when your emails get opened - the health of a sending address: SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, a safe daily pace and the open-rate trend It can also move an email to another campaign. This connector reads results. It does not send email or add tracking to emails written in the conversation. Emails are tracked by the Likelyread Chrome extension when you send them from Gmail, or by an agent you connect to Likelyread with a token. An open means the image loaded, not that someone read the email. Gmail caches images, so repeat opens may not show. Apple Mail Privacy Protection loads images on delivery, which Likelyread counts as a prefetch, not an open. Some mail apps block images, so a missing open does not prove an email was ignored. You sign in with Google and approve what Claude can do, and you can disconnect it at any time from your Likelyread account page. Campaign analytics, statistics and sender health are not available on every plan. Track only recipients who agreed to it where the law requires consent, as in the EU.