Inbox Atlas

Nothing leaves your inbox without a verified backup and your approval.

Inbox Atlas shows every sender in your Gmail or Outlook inbox on one Map, grouped by the part of your life it belongs to: people, money, work, shopping, newsletters. Seeing it is free. When you want the clutter gone, it copies what it would trash to your own Drive or OneDrive, checks the copy, and waits for you to approve.

The demo uses a fictional mailbox. No sign-in needed.

An example Map of a fictional mailbox. Each block is a part of life, sized by how much mail it sends you; the lighter blocks inside are its senders.
Safety

How your mail stays safe

These are true of Inbox Atlas today.

  • Delete always means Trash, never gone for good, and you can undo a cleanup for 30 days.
  • Before anything goes to Trash, a backup is copied to your own Google Drive or OneDrive and verified. Then you approve that run yourself.
  • It never reads message bodies or attachments, and never stores them.
  • It never sends, replies, forwards or unsubscribes as you.
  • Your mail is never used to train AI models.
  • Disconnect from Settings, and our copy of your data is deleted within 24 hours.

Read everything it never does, in full

Before and after

From a pile to a map

The same fictional inbox, before and after Inbox Atlas sorts it. Every name here is made up.

Before: one long list
  • Cedar & Pine OutfittersLast chance: 40% off
  • Ana ReyesDinner on Friday?
  • Harbor Credit UnionYour statement is ready
  • Juniper AirlinesCheck in opens tomorrow
  • The Weekly LedgerTen stories worth your time
  • Cedar & Pine OutfittersNew arrivals
  • Riverside LibraryYour hold is ready
  • Cedar & Pine OutfittersYour cart is waiting
  • The Weekly LedgerTen more stories
After: every sender in its area
  • PeopleAna Reyes
  • FinanceHarbor Credit Union
  • TravelJuniper Airlines
  • ShoppingCedar & Pine Outfitters (3)
  • NewslettersThe Weekly Ledger (2)
  • EducationRiverside Library
Where it shows up

Your areas, inside the inbox you already use

Three schematics of what a cleanup leaves behind. They are drawings, not screenshots.

Gmail: an area label for each part of life in the left rail.
Outlook: a folder for each area, and a coloured category on each message.
Your phone: the same sorted inbox, in the app you already use.

Pricing

The view is free for as long as you use it. Pay only when you want the cleanup. Prices are in US dollars.

Free

Free

The Map and the List, for as long as you use them.

  • A Map and a List of every sender
  • Grouped by the part of your life they belong to
  • Reading never changes your mailbox
See the demo

Cleanup

US$29 once

One cleanup of your whole mailbox.

The first cleanup of a Gmail mailbox takes about an hour for 15,000 messages, because Gmail lets us read about 300 messages a minute. You do not have to watch, and nothing is deleted until you approve. See it as a time-lapse.

  • The verified backup, in your own Drive or OneDrive, is included
  • A 30-day undo
  • 30 days of Upkeep
  • You approve the Trash list before anything moves

Upkeep

US$39 a year

The cleanup is included. Or US$5 a month after a cleanup's 30 days.

  • The cleanup, included in the year
  • New mail kept sorted
  • A weekly Trash proposal; if you do nothing, nothing is deleted
  • The year costs less than eight months at US$5

Buying opens with the first testers. Until then, you can try every step in the demo.

Early access

Get a place in the first group

The first 20 places are testers. Leave your email address and nothing else; it is kept in our own database, not in a third-party service, and used only to write to you about early access.