Which email client provides what is depicted in todays xkcd?

[cube2222]

https://xkcd.com/2093

[ktpsns]

The attachment reminder is part of Thunderbird since ages. It's based on simple keywords which are recognized.

The birthday reminder could easily be added to GMail but I haven't seen it so far (However, Google calendar has it). It is a comic, anyway! It tends to exaggerate.

[smitherfield]

It seems to be riffing off the recent Gmail "Smart Compose" feature.

https://www.blog.google/products/gmail/subject-write-emails-...

[ktpsns → smitherfield]

In fact, the recent GMail got a feature to push old unreplied mails to the top (advertised for instance in https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/news/story/gmail-redesi... ). I think Randall refers to this feature.

[cube2222 → smitherfield]

Yes, but that only provides mail composition with commonly used phrases.

Is there something providing better reminders, based on the content? Basically, like in the comic.

Very often do I send a mail with a content of basically "sending something in the attachment" without actually attaching anything.

[bfc1890 → cube2222]

Gmail does that attachment reminder