For the one email that decides it
You sent it four days ago. No reply. Batohi tells you whether it was read once and dismissed, read three times and passed around, or never opened at all — and what to do about each.

Your morning, rankedReopened three times over two days, then clicked from a second city. Quiet since Tuesday, on a thread that had been answering within a day.
Solid · observed · inferred — every line says which it is
What it actually reads
Anyone can open an email. Coming back to it twice more, on a Sunday, is a decision being made. Batohi counts separate sittings, not tab refreshes, so the number means something.
A click from a second city means your message was forwarded to someone you never wrote to. It is the one signal mail apps cannot hide, and it tells you the deal grew a second decision-maker.
Silence is not one thing. Batohi reads it against how fast this thread used to move, so you know the difference between a busy week and an answer you are never getting.
Everything, for one seller. No tiers, no add-ons, no per-message pricing to work out before you can decide.
Nothing is charged until day 15, and one click cancels before then.