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Behind the Scenes

Notes from building the product in the open: architecture calls, security audits, pricing decisions, and the reasoning we would want to read if we were the ones evaluating a tool that touches our inbox.

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Behind the Scenes

Exactly what we can and can't see when you connect your inbox

A plain, itemized list of what our unsubscribe app can and can't see when you connect Gmail or Outlook: read-only headers, in your browser, nothing stored.

7 min read
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Behind the Scenes

How our browser-only scanner works

A plain-English walkthrough of how our browser-only scanner reads your inbox on your device, so your email content never reaches our servers.

7 min read
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Behind the Scenes

Gmail's unsubscribe suggestions: how they work

Gmail flags senders you've stopped opening and suggests you unsubscribe. Here's how it decides, what clicking does, whether it's safe, and its limits.

8 min read
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Behind the Scenes

Why we never store your emails: an architecture walkthrough

A plain-language walkthrough of how our privacy-first unsubscribe tool scans your inbox in the browser, keeps no refresh token, and never sees your email.

7 min read