The problem is not “another mail client.” The problem is years of subscription mail.
InboxPurge connects Gmail through Composio OAuth (no Google Cloud Console app).
Scan unique senders by volume, unsubscribe headers, classify marketing/notification/transactional/
personal/spam via dispatch (haiku-class, ≤150 unclassified per run). Filter chips,
domain filter, sortable table. Detail: metadata, cached mail, action history. Body in sandboxed
iframe from Composio. Actions: unsubscribe, whitelist, ignore, restore — 1–100 bulk.
RFC 8058 one-click POST with mailto/http-visit/manual fallbacks and SSRF/domain allowlist.
Daily cron: 10 days later, still getting mail? verified or failed.
Grace window indicators. Never SMTP-sends as you. Login; public landing. Not Gmail’s UI.
One-click POST is not a guaranteed List-Unsubscribe-Post success. The 10-day check is the honesty.
Not Gmail. Not Superhuman. Not a harvested inbox screenshot.
SSRF/domain allowlist. mailto and visit fallbacks.
verified vs failed. Not a toast that lied on day 0.
Public landing has no sender list. Bodies stay behind login + sandbox.
Will not send mail as you except the RFC unsubscribe POST. Will not dump the inbox on /inboxpurge/.
Focused purge session. Not Email Manager, not ReplyCraft.
Cards match InboxPurge README.
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Gmail inbox cleanup — discover mass senders, unsubscribe in bulk, reclaim your inbox. Health stays cheap. If this page disagrees with the signed-in app, trust the app — the product contract and tests enforce that rule.