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We&#x27;ve been working on a small tool that can help with huge (or really, any size) Gmail inboxes. It&#x27;s meant for people who have let their inbox grow for years and don&#x27;t know where to start.<p>We had this idea after talking to a lot of people about how they use their email, and one thing that kept coming up was how hard it is to keep up when you receive a lot of emails. Things pile up and cleaning up starts to feel impossible.<p>One important detail: the tool never performs any destructive operations on your email. The most it can do to a message is archive it (move it to the All Mail folder), where it stays available for search, so you never lose any messages as a result.<p>It combines multiple approaches to inbox cleanup: - You choose a cutoff date to archive everything before that - With some help from OpenAI, we find other groups of emails you may want to archive - We detect newsletters you rarely open and let you unsubscribe in one click - For transactional emails you rarely open (e.g. tool notifications), we suggest filters that skip the inbox and keep them under a label instead<p>At the end, you can undo all the inbox changes you made.<p>Gmail API calls happen client-side. Also, your messages and contacts are not stored on our servers. Some message metadata and snippets are sent to OpenAI to help with categorization.<p>Curious how many of you actually use inbox zero, or have considered trying it?<p>Happy to get your feedback.

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/1 18:30:33