Bulk inbox cleanup for Gmail
Your inbox has 26,431 messages but only 41 senders. mailsweep groups them — by sender, subject, mailing list, age or size — then archives, deletes or unsubscribes a whole group in one action, on your real Gmail account.
You approve the connection with Google. mailsweep reads message headers to build the groups — never the contents.
Sender, subject, mailing list, age, size. A thousand newsletters become one line with a number beside it.
Archive, move, trash or unsubscribe a whole group. Or schedule it to come back when it actually matters.
| Action | What happens | Reversible |
|---|---|---|
| Archive | Leaves the inbox, stays in All Mail. Nothing is deleted. | Yes |
| Move | Filed under a Gmail label you pick, existing or new. | Yes |
| Delete | Goes to Gmail’s Trash, on Gmail’s usual 30-day terms. | Yes |
| Unsubscribe | Sends the list’s unsubscribe request, or opens its page. | — |
| Block | Future mail from the sender skips the inbox automatically. | Yes |
| Chill | Out of the inbox now, back on a date you choose. | Yes |
| Expire | A standing rule: this sender’s mail clears once it is stale. | Yes |
Every action is recorded as a task with its count and outcome, and most can be undone from there.
To build the groups, mailsweep reads message headers — who sent it, the subject, the date, the size, the labels. To carry out what you choose, it changes those labels in Gmail. That is the whole of it.
Set out in full in the Privacy Policy.
Takes about a minute to see your own numbers.