Private beta · Gmail first
Your inbox has 48,000 emails and about 60 landlords.
Inbox Scrub ranks every sender by what they cost you — total volume, percentage never opened, how often they come back — then deletes and unsubscribes in one pass. We are opening it slowly, a few hundred mailboxes at a time.
Worst offendersscore
ShopDrop Deals
2,841 emails · 96% unopened
162
Careerly Notifications
1,976 emails · 91% unopened
130
GrubRun
1,512 emails · 88% unopened
112
FitPass Studio
1,244 emails · 94% unopened
107
Ledger Letter
964 emails · 97% unopened
100
Illustrative specimen; names and numbers are examples. Every sender also carries % archived, monthly rate and storage.
01
One measurement per sender, five in total
Volume, percentage unopened, percentage archived, monthly rate, twelve-month trend. Enough to decide in two seconds.
02
Delete and unsubscribe together
One action clears the backlog and stops the next one arriving. Deletions go to Trash for thirty days.
03
A list Inbox Scrub will never touch
Senders you actually read are protected from every bulk action, including the ones you run in a hurry.
Before you hand over a mailbox
- What does Inbox Scrub read?
- Headers and metadata: sender, date, size, whether you opened or archived it. Message bodies are never read and never used for training.
- When do invites go out?
- In batches of a few hundred, so support stays answerable. Gmail and Google Workspace are first.
- Will it cost anything?
- The scan will stay free. Cleanup will be a few dollars a month. Waitlist members get the first year at half.
- Can I get my mailbox back out?
- Disconnect at any time. The audit is deleted within 24 hours and nothing was ever moved without your tap.
Get in line.
Product updates, and an email when your invite is ready. No newsletter, which would rather defeat the point.