ClutterCatch
Gmail Inbox Cleaner
Sort the inbox without handing anyone your Gmail.
ClutterCatch labels each row of your Gmail inbox and offers one-click tidy-ups. No Gmail API access, no OAuth, nothing connected to your account.
- Person · needs action
Re: contract draft — two changes before Friday, see inline
- Newsletter
Issue 212: what we learned shipping on a Friday
- Promotion
48 HOURS ONLY: up to 60% off everything
- Receipt
Your order #48213 has shipped
The problem
Every inbox cleaner wants the keys to your email
Most tools in this space ask for full access to your Gmail through Google’s API, which means your mail sits on their servers. ClutterCatch takes the other route: it reads the rows on your screen, the way you do, and never connects to your account at all.
See what needs you
Filter to real people and messages that ask you to do something.
Clear the rest
“37 newsletters older than a week → Archive”, done through Gmail’s own buttons.
Never deletes
Archive only. Everything stays searchable.
How it will work
Three steps, and you stay in charge.
- 1
Open Gmail
ClutterCatch reads the sender, subject and preview line of each row in view.
- 2
Rows get a small label
Newsletter, promotion, receipt, notification, person, work, cold outreach.
- 3
Tidy up in batches
Pick a suggestion and it uses Gmail’s own select and archive controls, 50 at a time, showing progress.
Where it will run
Where it will run
Gmail in Chrome.
- Gmail on the web
- mail.google.com, personal and Workspace accounts.
- Pairs with PhishSweep
- The two share their Gmail reader and are planned as a bundle.
Privacy, plainly
What it reads, and what it never does.
The whole point of this product is what it does not touch.
What it will read
- Sender, subject and the one-line preview of inbox rows on your screen
What it never touches
- The body of your emails, attachments or contacts
- The Gmail API or your Google account
- Deletes anything, ever
Those three fields are sent to our server and on to the AI model that labels them. We will publish exactly how long each party keeps them before launch, and we will not launch until that answer is one we are comfortable putting in writing.
Planned pricing
Planned pricing. It may change before launch, and waitlist members hear first.
Free
$0
- Around 200 rows a day
Pro
$39 a year
- No daily limit
- Batch tidy-ups
- Bundle with PhishSweep planned
Nothing is charged for joining the waitlist.
Why not use the Gmail API like everyone else?
Because it requires storing access to your whole mailbox. Reading the screen is slower to build and cannot do everything, but it means we never hold the keys.
Can it unsubscribe me?
It will list who sends you the most, with their unsubscribe links where Gmail shows them. It will not click them for you.
When will it be ready?
After PhishSweep, since they share a foundation. Join the waitlist for one email on launch day.
An inbox tool that never sees inside your emails.
Leave your email and you will hear once, when it is ready.