Triage
A ranked sender queue with Keep, Archive, Unsubscribe, Later, and Delete. Expand a row, inspect the signals, then approve the current count-and-sample preview.
For inboxes you gave up on
One decision per sender clears thousands of emails at once — you see the count and the exact Gmail changes first. On Plus, rules find the matches for you; you still approve every batch.
Free · no card · 7-day undo on Archive, Later and Delete
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one Archive decision · 412 emails · undoable for 7 days
№ 01 — The arithmetic
Your inbox has thousands of emails — but they come from a few hundred senders. Tools that make you process emails leave you with the same N. DeclutrMail makes it N senders.
Years of newsletters, receipts, and notifications.
That is why every “inbox zero” lapses.
One verdict per sender covers everything they sent.
№ 02 — How it works
One Google sign-in. We index sender, subject, and the short preview line Gmail already shows you — never full message bodies, never attachments.
Every plan reviews ranked senders in Senders and the focused Triage queue. Choose Keep, Archive, Unsubscribe, Later, or Delete with a preview before mail moves.
Autopilot preset rules find matching mail for your batch approval on Plus; on Pro an explicitly activated rule applies future matches on its own. Manual decisions stay in the activity ledger, with undo for label-changing actions. A delivered unsubscribe request cannot be recalled; existing mail stays put unless you separately approve another action.
№ 03 — The ritual
Every sender in your inbox gets one of five verdicts, each on a single key. A live preview shows the current count, an available sample, and the planned Gmail changes. The worker re-checks Gmail at execution, and every final outcome lands in Activity.
№ 04 — The fine print, first
A cleanup tool only earns access to your inbox by being boringly specific about what it touches. The badge shows the Gmail message-field boundary; the privacy policy also itemizes account, preference, action, processor, and billing records.
We never fetch or store message bodies. This list is generated from the Gmail fields DeclutrMail actually stores.
№ 05 — What you actually get
Free is the full manual cleanup workflow with a monthly meter. Plus removes the meter and adds the Screener for new senders plus preset rules that queue matches for your approval. Pro lets those rules run unattended. The same Activity record ties all three together.
A ranked sender queue with Keep, Archive, Unsubscribe, Later, and Delete. Expand a row, inspect the signals, then approve the current count-and-sample preview.
Preset rules begin in Observe mode. Review what a rule would have matched and approve batches on Plus; on Pro, a rule you switch to Active handles future mail by itself. Pause it whenever you want.
Confirmed outcomes live in one ledger. Undo appears only where the underlying action is reversible; a delivered unsubscribe request is clearly marked one-way.
№ 06 — Gmail stays home
Keep using Gmail for messages. Open DeclutrMail when the sender pattern—not one email—is the problem.
Keep doing this in Gmail
Use DeclutrMail for this
№ 07 — Pricing
№ 08 — Questions
The published Gmail message-field disclosure lists: Gmail message and thread IDs; Sender name and email address; Subject; Gmail Preview (the short snippet shown in your inbox list); Received date; Gmail labels; Read or unread state; Whether a message was sent by you; Recipient email addresses from To and Cc on mail you sent; Unsubscribe links and whether one-click unsubscribe is supported; Gmail message size estimate. The headline is literal — Full bodies fetched: 0. The privacy policy separately covers operational records. Full message bodies, attachments, and raw MIME are never fetched. Privacy policy →
DeclutrMail never fetches full message bodies. It stores metadata plus the short preview snippet Gmail itself shows in your inbox list. Recommendation explanations can send Anthropic the sender identity and domain plus numerical engagement signals and the deterministic verdict; they do not send subject lines, Gmail preview snippets, or message bodies. Pro Brief can send sender identity, subject, and Gmail’s short preview snippet to Anthropic to generate its narrative. Full message bodies are never fetched or sent.
Manual sender cleanup in Triage and Senders shows a current-scope preview before mail moves. Manual Archive, Later, and Delete can be reversed from Activity for your plan’s undo window. Delete also has Gmail Trash recovery, normally for up to 30 days; emptying Trash can end that separate fallback sooner. A delivered unsubscribe request cannot be recalled. Observe-mode Autopilot approvals show the sender scope; rules you switch to Active on Pro apply future matches without a new per-message approval.
Filters are rules you write directly in Gmail. DeclutrMail gives you a sender-ranked review, a live count-and-sample preview, and an activity record. DeclutrMail re-checks Gmail at the moment a manual action runs, so the final count can change if the inbox changed in between. Manual Archive, Later, and Delete do not create future-mail rules; Autopilot handles future matches only through presets you explicitly enable — on Plus you approve each batch, and letting a rule act on its own is Pro.
Disconnecting stops all syncing and actions immediately. Deleting your account schedules permanent deletion of everything we stored — the deletion date respects any undo windows still open, so your safety net outlives your subscription.
Yes — every paid plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee: tell us within 30 days of a charge and we refund it in full. See the refund policy for full terms →
Last step
Free tier · no card · preview before mail moves
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