Inbox OCD runs on each person's own Mac or Windows computer. Set up label rules once and it keeps sorting new mail into the right place, so people spend their day on the work, not the inbox.
Inbox OCD decides where 10,000 emails belong in about 1/40 of a second using 20 rules.1 Then it works through the changes in the background while you keep working, with a progress bar, a Stop button and Undo for every batch.
An example, not a promise: if filing email takes someone 10 minutes a workday, that's about 40 hours a year. For a team of 10, about 400 hours. Label rules keep doing that filing for you as new mail arrives.
Gmail and Microsoft 365 / Outlook, in one inbox. No new email system, no migration and nothing to install on a server.
Not available yet: SOC 2 reports, single sign-on and a central admin console. We'll tell you plainly what we can and can't do for your security review.
On phones: a companion app for mobile is coming soon.
Priced by the number of people, with a discount for teams, on one invoice. Tell us about your office and we'll send a quote.
1 Measured on an Apple silicon Mac in October 2026 with made-up test data. Moving mail in Gmail or Outlook takes longer because each change goes through Google or Microsoft.