Inbox Clarity

What it does

Account access

The policy says users can disconnect their email account or permanently erase stored data from the app settings.checked 4 Oct 2001

Bulk actions

Users can select multiple newsletters to unsubscribe, archive, or delete their emails in one action.checked 4 Oct 2001

Data retention

Newsletter and unsubscribe-history data is automatically removed after 90 days, and sender groups with no interaction in 90 days are cleared.checked 4 Oct 2001

Detection

It groups newsletters, marketing emails, and mailing lists by scanning the inbox.checked 4 Oct 2001

Email providers

The site says Gmail and Microsoft Outlook support are available, including Outlook and Hotmail accounts.checked 4 Oct 2001

Fallback

When automatic unsubscribe cannot complete, the service guides the user through manual steps.checked 4 Oct 2001

History

Scan history shows senders unsubscribed from or whitelisted, with dates and actions.checked 4 Oct 2001

Integrations

The site lists Gmail OAuth integration and Microsoft Outlook support as done; it lists Apple Mail and iCloud support as planned.checked 4 Oct 2001

Limits and roadmap

The site does not state a sender limit in the FAQ and lists Apple Mail/iCloud support, custom folder rules, and a weekly inbox-cleanliness digest as planned.checked 4 Oct 2001

Privacy

The privacy policy says the service does not store full email body content and does not use user data to train machine-learning models, serve advertising, or conduct market research.checked 4 Oct 2001

Purpose

Inbox Clarity finds newsletters and marketing emails and can unsubscribe from them with a single click.checked 4 Oct 2001

Security

The privacy policy says data is transmitted over HTTPS and OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest.checked 4 Oct 2001

Support

The yearly plan includes email support.checked 4 Oct 2001

Whitelist

Senders marked as trusted are excluded from future scans and recommendations.checked 4 Oct 2001