Guides
Stop an unwanted email at the sender’s own switch, then in Gmail.
Ten guides for the emails people search for most: how to block, unsubscribe from, filter and delete mail in Gmail, and how to turn off Quora, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest, Nextdoor and Amazon emails. Every step is copied from Google’s or the sender’s own help page, with the date we read it.
In Gmail
Gmail does most of this itself, once you know where to look.
Block, unsubscribe, report spam and delete on arrival.
At the sender
Each company has its own switch, and a Gmail filter covers what the switch misses.
The sender's own settings, from its own help pages, and the filter to paste.
How these are made
The steps are copied from the source, and every claim has a link.
So a step that has changed is easy to spot and easy to correct.
Every step comes from an official help page.
Each guide links the pages it was written from, with the day we read them.
Every guide has a Gmail filter you can copy.
A button opens the Gmail filter generator with that filter already described, ready to change.
Nothing here is a screenshot of a real inbox.
The pictures are drawn for each page, and every email in them is invented.
Switches and filters work one sender at a time.
Batmail reads every new email overnight, runs the rules you wrote in plain English and logs the reason for each action. Scout is free on one inbox, no card required.