Quiet
Shops you stopped opening
Recurring senders you have not clicked in months. Mute them, archive them, or unsubscribe properly — SheltieMail finds the real unsubscribe link so you do not have to.
L7 · Mail — a Torjua product
Quiet the inbox.
Keep the mail.
SheltieMail finds the senders that keep coming back, shows you what each one costs you in interruptions, and changes nothing until you say so. Built for EU Gmail, paid for with money rather than with your inbox.
Sorting
Three buckets, and you decide what leaves each one.
Every recurring sender lands in one of three places. The bucket is a suggestion with a reason attached, never an action already taken.
Bundle
Newsletters you still read
The good ones stay. They just arrive together, once a week, instead of interrupting six separate afternoons.
Review
Senders that look wrong
Lookalike domains, display names that do not match the address, and campaign patterns worth a second glance before you click anything in them.
How it works
Three steps, in this order, every time.
- 01
Connect, narrowly
SheltieMail asks for the smallest Gmail scope that does the job and tells you in plain words what it will read. You can revoke it from your Google account at any time, without asking us.
- 02
See the sorting
It groups recurring senders into shops, old trials, newsletters, delivery notices and maybe-spam, with a count of how often each one has written to you this year.
- 03
Decide, one by one
Unsubscribe, mute, archive or bundle. Nothing moves until you pick, and every action is listed afterwards so you can undo it.
What it catches
The small inbox problems that quietly become large ones.
Forgotten subscriptions
Shops, tools, communities and old accounts that kept your address after you stopped using them.
Interruptions that add up
Six newsletters a week is six interruptions. Bundled, it is one deliberate reading session.
Senders pretending to be someone
Domains one character off a bank, a courier or a colleague — the pattern behind most successful phishing.
Cleanup tools that sell the list
The category has a history of monetising inbox data. We charge money for the product instead.
Privacy
An inbox tool earns trust by listing what it will not do.
Most cleanup tools open with a broad permission request and explain the business model never. SheltieMail asks for a narrow scope, says what it reads, and charges a subscription so that reselling what it sees is never the plan.
- We will not
- Sell, licence or share inbox data — with advertisers, brokers, or model trainers.
- Build an advertising or behavioural profile from what you receive.
- Read message bodies beyond what sender classification requires.
- Act on a message without an explicit choice from you.
- Make disconnecting hard to find, or keep your data after you do.
Pricing
Pay for the product, not with the inbox.
Start with a free pass over what you already have. Upgrade only if you want SheltieMail to keep watching the door.
Try
A first cleanup pass, so you can see what has been taking over the inbox.
€ 0 / month
- One full inbox scan
- All three buckets
- Manual actions only
Keep watch
RecommendedOngoing scanning, weekly bundles, and a note when a new sender starts repeating.
€ 3 / month
- Continuous scanning
- Weekly newsletter bundle
- Suspicious-sender alerts
- Action history and undo
Small office
For founders and small teams sharing one problem: too much company inbox noise.
€ 5 / user / month
- Everything in Keep watch
- Shared sender rules
- Up to 20 seats
- One invoice
Beta · EU Gmail first
Want the first pass on your inbox?
We are opening SheltieMail to Finnish and EU Gmail users first, in small batches, so we can fix what breaks before the next one. Leave an address and we will write once — when there is a seat for you.