Thread Reveal

Turn long Gmail threads into a calm, searchable conversation timeline.

### Short description Transform long Gmail conversations into a private, searchable group-chat timeline. ### Full Chrome Web Store description Thread Reveal makes long Gmail conversations easier to read, search, and navigate. It transforms the Gmail conversation you currently have open into a clean, chronological group-chat view. Each participant is identified by email address and given a distinct color, making complex discussions easier to follow—even when multiple people share the same display name. Key features: - Slack-style conversation layout with clear participant separation - Search by individual words or an exact phrase - Yellow highlighting for matching search results - Filter messages that contain attachments - Expand all messages in the current conversation - View sender, recipient, CC, date, and other message details - Preview and download attachments through Gmail’s native controls - Open Gmail’s native Reply, Reply all, and Forward actions - Open inline images using Gmail’s native viewer - Light and dark viewing modes - Movable launcher icon - Browser Back support that closes Thread Reveal without leaving Gmail Privacy and security: Thread Reveal accesses only the Gmail conversation you explicitly open and processes it locally in your browser after showing a clear disclosure. It does not send your email content to the developer, an AI service, analytics platform, advertising provider, or external backend. Email content is not persistently stored. Only the movable launcher’s screen position is saved locally. Thread Reveal does not automatically send emails or independently calculate Reply all recipients—it connects your action to Gmail’s native interface so you remain in control. Thread Reveal uses Gmail-specific access only and does not request access to unrelated websites. Thread Reveal is ideal for long project discussions, support conversations, collaborative email threads, and any Gmail conversation that has become difficult to follow.