Free, for real

The free email tracker for Gmail

Know who opens your emails, when, and how many times — right inside Gmail. Free, unlimited, no card.

Try it free Free · Chrome & Firefox · no card
In short

Kikili tracks your email opens for free, with no limit. Install the extension, write from Gmail as usual, and see in real time if you've been read. Kikili PLUS (€2/mo) adds link-click tracking.

Actually free, actually unlimited

Most trackers give you a handful of "free" emails, then push you to a plan. With Kikili, open tracking is free and unlimited, for everyone. No quota that runs out at the worst moment.

How it works

  1. Install the extension on Chrome or Firefox.
  2. Connect your account in one click.
  3. Write and send from Gmail, as usual.
  4. The moment it's opened, you get a notification and it shows on your dashboard.

Under the hood: an invisible pixel is slipped into your email. When the recipient opens it, the pixel loads and the open is recorded — nothing for them to do.

What you see

👀 Know if you've been read

Install Kikili, write from Gmail. Free, for everyone.

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Free vs Kikili PLUS

FeatureFreePLUS · €2/mo
Open trackingUnlimitedUnlimited
Live notifications
Link-click tracking
Open timeline

Respectful of privacy (yours and theirs)

Kikili never reads your email content, collects neither the identity nor the location of the recipient, and ignores your own re-reads. Our privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions

Is Kikili really free?

Yes. Open tracking is free and unlimited for everyone. Kikili PLUS (€2/mo) adds advanced features like link-click tracking.

Does the recipient get notified?

No. There's no notification or request on the recipient's side. Kikili is quiet: no "sent with…" signature added to your emails.

Which browsers?

Chrome (and Chromium browsers like Edge, Brave) plus Firefox and Zen. The extension works with Gmail in the browser.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. Install the extension and start tracking your emails for free, no card required.

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