Your inbox, filed before you open it.

1. 1

   Connect Gmail

   Sign in with Google and pick the Gmail account to sort. Name the folders you already think in; they become labels in your own Gmail.

2. 2

   Atzro files into your labels

   New mail is read as it arrives and labeled in Gmail. Automated mail leaves the inbox; mail from people, and anything that asks you for something, stays.

3. 3

   You review the few it's unsure about

   Anything below your confidence bar waits in Review. One click files it and teaches Atzro, with a Why? that shows exactly what it saw.

• Files into your own Gmail labels

  Every folder is a label in your Gmail. Mail is sorted there and stays there; open Gmail on any device and it's already done.

• Knows people from bots, and who a reply is for

  Each email is read for who sent it and who it's really asking: you, someone else, or everyone on a group thread. People asking you stay in the inbox.

• Your people always stay

  Name the people and company domains that must never be filed, and block the senders that should never reach you.

• Respects your Gmail filters

  Mail your own filters already file is recorded, never moved. When a filter hides a person asking you something, Atzro points it out.

• Review with a Why? for every decision

  Unsure emails wait in a Review queue. Accepting or moving one teaches a sender rule; the Why? panel shows the evidence behind each call.

• Calendar invites handled

  Personal invites stay in the inbox, group invites are filed with their folder, and invites from strangers go cold. Do-not-reply notices are spotted and filed.

• A dashboard that says what needs you

  Who is waiting on a reply, what's urgent today, how much mail came in, your top senders, and where it all went.

• Sort older mail too

  Point it at the last 3, 6 or 12 months, or everything, and watch the inbox you already have get filed newest first.

• See where your storage goes

  Find the folders, senders and attachments taking the space. Move what you don't need to Trash, never a permanent delete, and watch the freed-space tally climb.

• Sorted within seconds

  Gmail tells Atzro the moment mail arrives, so new email is usually filed before you'd have seen it. A scheduled pass every few minutes catches anything missed.

• Sign in with Google

  Gmail access comes through Google's own sign-in (OAuth). Atzro never sees your Google password.

• Tokens encrypted, revocable any time

  The access Google grants is stored encrypted. Disconnect in Settings and Atzro revokes it with Google on the spot.

• Trash only, never delete

  Clean-ups move mail to Gmail's Trash, where Gmail keeps it for 30 days. Atzro has no permanent-delete button.

• What we store

  Sender, subject, a short excerpt and the evidence behind each decision, so Review and Why? can show their work. Message bodies and attachments stay in Gmail.

• Sessions expire daily

  Every sign-in lasts 24 hours and then ends; a shared computer can't stay signed in forever.

• Google's Limited Use rules

  Atzro's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

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