Unlike "artificial intelligence" algorithms that try to guess what you think is important, Mailstrom is a power tool that amplifies your human intelligence. Mailstrom identifies bundles of related mail and makes it easy for you to act on them as a group. Slice through tens, hundreds, or thousands of emails at once.
Mailstrom's Chill function lets you decide when to deal with incoming messages, putting you back in charge of your agenda. Mailstrom's unique Expire function lets you set a time limit for emails from certain senders to remain in your inbox. And the People I've Emailed view lets you go right to the emails from people you most often reply to.
Unsubscribe from mailing lists quickly and easily with Mailstrom's Unsubscribe feature. Get off old or unwanted mailing lists with one click. And create automatic filters to route certain incoming emails away from your inbox and into their own folders, also with one click.
While most email services do some spam filtering, most of us still get tons of emails in our inbox that we view as spam, or that we simply don't want. Use Mailstrom's one-click Block function to stop any unwanted senders or subjects from cluttering up your inbox in the future.
Everyone has their own way of managing their inbox. There are lots of styles, tips, hacks, and suggested best practices. Whatever works for you is what we're after. Mailstrom is designed to give you the leverage of a powerful yet simple set of tools, so you can take control of your inbox your way. Hacking your way to Inbox Zero feels really, really good!
We use industry-leading encryption. With Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo we use IMAP via OAuth2, so we never have your password.
Mailstrom works with your existing email service and lets you keep using your favorite mail tools. Mailstrom works with Gmail, Google Apps Email, Outlook, Apple, Aol, Exchange IMAP and any other email service that supports IMAP.
BTW, our name is MailSTROM, not MailSTORM. It's a play on "maelstrom". On Twitter there's a #mailstorm hashtag that some of our happy but confused customers use to sing our praises, but we do prefer #mailstrom, which matches our name.
