Scan 1,000 emails. Clean all of it. 60 seconds
InboxClean scans your last 1,000 Gmail messages, groups them by sender domain, and lets you unsubscribe + trash all their emails in one click. Pro users get automatic weekly cleaning every Monday morning — set it and forget it. Built for anyone whose Gmail has become unusable.
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GMA Community
"Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Tobi here, solo founder of InboxClean. I built this because my Gmail had become genuinely unusable, thousands of newsletters, promotions, and "you left something in your cart" emails I never asked for. The built-in Gmail unsubscribe takes 6 clicks per sender. I had 200 senders. You do the math. So I built the tool I actually wanted: → Scans your last 1,000 emails in seconds → Groups everything by sender domain (LinkedIn shows up once, not 47 times) → One click: hits the unsubscribe link + trashes every email from that sender → Pro: does this automatically every Monday morning while you sleep The hardest part wasn't the Gmail API — it was making sure the weekly auto-clean never re-cleaned senders you'd already handled, and handling token rotation properly so it never breaks silently. One honest caveat: we're still going through Google's OAuth verification process, so new users will see a "This app isn't verified" warning screen before signing in. It looks scarier than it is — you can still proceed safely by clicking "Advanced" → "Go to InboxClean." We're actively working to get that resolved. Despite that friction, someone still trusted us enough to become our first paid user last week — and that honestly meant everything. It told me the problem is real and worth solving. I'd love to hear: — Does your inbox look like mine did? — What would make this a must-have for you? Happy to answer anything about the build, the stack, or the business. Let's talk!"
GMA Community
"Here’s how I truly feel. Sometimes, I feel like some emails should be evaluated before being sent to the receiver. It gets frustrating making me feel like I can't do much when I keep getting irrelevant emails. Thanks so much for the thought in building this app that helps me bulk delete unwanted emails. Now, I should be able to focus more on the ones that catch my interest."
GMA Community
"Just tried this and honestly didn't expect much — but I scanned my inbox and had 280 senders I completely forgot existed 😭Cleaned 40 of them in like 3 minutes. The domain grouping is the thing that gets me — LinkedIn and Temu showing up once instead of 11 times and 54 time is really cool and funny!. Funny because Temu has always harassed me for too long 😅Good luck with the launch Tobi, this one's genuinely useful 🚀"
GMA Community
"Hey PH! Tobi here — solo founder, built this in 6 days, still can't believe someone paid for it 😅Quick honest context before you try it:You'll see a Google "unverified app" warning when you sign in. Click Advanced → Go to InboxClean. We're in Google's verification queue — it's slow, expensive, and completely out of our hands. Someone still paid us $5 despite that warning, which told me the problem is real enough that people will push through the friction.Here's what I'm genuinely curious about:When you scan your inbox — what's the number that shocks you? How many senders do you have that you completely forgot existed?Mine was 340. One of them was a furniture store I bought from in 2019. Never went back. Still emailing me every Tuesday.Try it → inboxclean.email and drop your number below 👇Every comment helps us get seen today. Even just your sender count. Let's go 🚀"
