Deep Clean is in Early Access and currently supports Gmail accounts.
Requirements
- Deep Clean currently supports Google accounts only. It does not appear for Outlook accounts.
- An active premium plan is required.
- Early Access must be enabled for your account.
Run a cleanup
- Open Deep Clean in the left sidebar.
- Choose whether matching messages should be Archived or Marked as Read.
- Select a time range, from all messages to messages older than one year. Older than one week is the recommended starting point.
- Choose which mail must stay in the inbox:
- Emails needing replies.
- Starred emails.
- Future calendar events.
- Payment receipts.
- Mail matching your optional custom instructions.
- Review the confirmation and select Start Cleaning.
How messages are evaluated
The selected protections are checked across a thread. Deep Clean also recognizes common low-priority mail such as newsletters and Gmail category mail. Past calendar events can be cleaned while future events are kept when calendar protection is on. Messages not decided by these checks are evaluated against your instructions by AI. AI classification can be wrong. Use the preview to confirm that your protected message types and custom instructions behave as expected.Safety and undo
Deep Clean does not delete email.- Archive removes the Gmail Inbox label and adds an Inbox Zero archive label.
- Mark as Read removes the unread state and adds an Inbox Zero processed label.
- Every processed thread remains searchable in Gmail.
- Hover a completed action in the live results and select Undo to restore that thread to the inbox or mark it unread again.
- If Deep Clean chose Keep, hover the result to manually archive or mark the message as read.
Undo is available from the run results for individual threads. Review the preview before continuing to the full inbox instead of treating undo as a guaranteed bulk rollback.