
Ciela
Clean your inbox — Runs local. No account, no subscription.
What it does
I had over 100,000 emails in my inbox and built this to deal with it. Ciela scans your Gmail and groups every sender into categories — marketing, receipts, newsletters, security alerts, and more. You can trash everything from a sender in one click, with a date filter to protect recent emails and only remove the old backlog. Everything runs locally. No servers, no account, no subscription. The only connections it ever makes are to Gmail's own API. Backend is Rust. Free. Windows only for now.
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Hi everyone, My motivation for building this was to address the trouble of mass unsubscribing from unwanted emails and deleting bulk emails while ensuring privacy and control over the process. With this Chrome extension, emails are not sent to any external servers. All calls to the Gmail API happen locally on your device. Feedback and suggestions are welcome!

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