Inbox Clarity
5.9#24 in email cleanup softwareFrom A$0.83 a monthWeb
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InboxSweeper
7.4#4 in email cleanup softwareFree planFree planWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Inbox Clarity | InboxSweeper |
|---|---|---|
| Email providers | The site says Gmail and Microsoft Outlook support are available, including Outlook and Hotmail accounts. | Gmail is fully supported; Yahoo and other IMAP inboxes are experimental. |
| Integrations | The site lists Gmail OAuth integration and Microsoft Outlook support as done; it lists Apple Mail and iCloud support as planned. | Documented integrations include Gmail, Yahoo, generic IMAP providers, Claude Code, Codex, Jules, Cursor, and Gemini CLI workflows. |
| 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. | The tool runs on the user's computer and says mail, credentials, and tokens are not uploaded; anonymous usage counters can be disabled with INBOXSWEEPER_NO_TELEMETRY=1. |
| Purpose | Inbox Clarity finds newsletters and marketing emails and can unsubscribe from them with a single click. | InboxSweeper bulk deletes old promotions and newsletters and unsubscribes from mailing lists. |
Inbox Clarity plans
- MonthlyA$2.99 a month
- YearlyA$9.99 a year
InboxSweeper plans
- FreeFree
Pick Inbox Clarity if…
Inbox Clarity suits people who want to reduce newsletter clutter across Gmail, Outlook, Hotmail or IMAP accounts. It is useful for users who want bulk cleanup, sender whitelisting and manual unsubscribe guidance.
Pick InboxSweeper if…
InboxSweeper suits people clearing older promotional email, especially Gmail users who want previewed sweeps and unsubscribe options. Its terminal path is available for coders, while the project recommends the web app for users who do not want technical setup.