in-boxed.com
Unsubscribe from every newsletter. No sign-up,nothing stored
I spend my days automating processes. Somehow, my own inbox was still a mess.
The problem?
Emails I once (apparently) subscribed to, but never opened anymore. Hundreds of newsletters. Marketing emails. Old subscriptions. And removing them one by one felt like a never-ending story...
As a Marketing Automation Specialist at Ayvens, I spend my time building smarter digital processes. Combined with my “Elements of AI” certificate from the University of Helsinki, I became even more interested in using technology to solve everyday frustrations.
So I built the solution I wanted myself.
in-boxed helps you clean up your Gmail or Outlook inbox by finding newsletter senders and letting you unsubscribe in just a few clicks. For the stubborn senders, in-boxed prepares a ready-to-send opt-out email for you.
No sign-up, nothing gets stored anywhere. The scan runs entirely in your browser, your mail never touches my servers.
A simple idea:
Less inbox noise. More control.
Built as my first solo project. Launched today.
If you want to see how much clutter is hiding in your inbox, try the free scan!
As I believe in continuous improvement and this is the go-live, please provide me feedback! The Dutch way: open and direct, everything is welcome :)
What's the one subscription you'd love to cancel?
Thanks in advance and hopefully in-boxed can help you out as well!
7 Comments
"No sign-up, nothing stored" is a privacy play that attracts the security-conscious user who manually unsubscribes from 3 newsletters a year. The buyer who pays $20/mo is drowning in 50+ newsletters and wants ongoing monitoring, smart filtering, and a dashboard that shows what's actually worth reading. The privacy user is a free-tier mentality. The overwhelmed professional wants "set it and forget it" — and your "nothing stored" promise makes them nervous about losing control.
The browser-only approach stood out to me, especially for something that needs access to an inbox.
Now that it's live, I'd be curious what people hesitate about most before running that first scan. That feels like useful evidence to collect from the launch.
Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.