OUTLOOK FIRST · YAHOO, AOL & ICLOUD PLANNED · IN DEVELOPMENT
PurgeInbox will show you exactly who's filling your inbox, then let you bulk-delete their mail by sender and unsubscribe from newsletters in one place. Outlook and Hotmail come first; Yahoo, AOL and iCloud are planned.
One email, the day PurgeInbox supports your provider. No spam.
Sender-first cleanup, starting with Outlook.com, Hotmail, Live, MSN and Microsoft 365. Yahoo, AOL and iCloud are planned.
A ranked list of every sender by how many emails they've sent you and how much space they take up. Outlook doesn't show you this today.
Pick the worst offenders and clear thousands of their emails at once, across many senders, without scrolling and re-selecting.
Spot the newsletters you never open and unsubscribe from the same screen, instead of one sender at a time.
What your email app can and can't do today, and how to get the most out of it while you wait. Starting with Outlook.
Every method, in Outlook.com, new Outlook, classic Outlook and the mobile apps.
Read guide →How Outlook's two storage quotas work, and why deleted mail can still count.
Read guide →Why Sweep is greyed out or skips mail, what it can't do, and what to use instead.
Read guide →Your inbox is private. PurgeInbox is being built to treat it that way.
Not yet. PurgeInbox for Outlook is in development. Join the waitlist and we'll send one email on the day it launches.
Outlook comes first: Outlook.com, Hotmail, Live and MSN addresses, plus Microsoft 365 work and school accounts (some organizations require IT approval before third-party apps can connect). Yahoo, AOL, iCloud and other providers are planned after that. Joining the waitlist tells us which provider you use, which helps decide the order.
Sweep cleans up one sender at a time and only after you've found that sender yourself. PurgeInbox will start with a ranked list of every sender by how many emails they've sent you, so you can see where the clutter comes from and clear many senders in one pass. More on Sweep's limits.
It's being designed to work from message details such as sender, date and size, not the contents of your emails. We'll publish exactly what it accesses before launch.
PurgeInbox is in active development. Drop your email and we'll let you know the day it's ready for your provider.