Free, no account
Free email tools
More than twenty things worth doing to an email before you send it, and after you receive it. When a message looks off, you can check if an email is a scam before you click anything in it, and when the inbox is past saving, you can mass delete emails in Gmail with one search. When one went out too soon, you can check whether you can recall an email in Outlook. No signup, no card, no email address. Use one and close the tab. To do the same jobs by hand in Gmail, the step-by-step guides show how to block, unsubscribe from and filter email.
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free tools, one block each
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Write the message
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Polish the details
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Send it without a slip
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Check what arrived
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Clean up Gmail
How these work
What we do with what you paste
The tools ask you to paste your email, so here is what happens to it.
Nothing is stored
What you paste is used to produce the result on screen and is not written to a database or kept in a log. Close the tab and it is gone.
No account, ever
There is no signup wall, no email capture, and no result held back behind one. Each tool is rate limited so it stays free for everyone.
Do not paste secrets
Never paste a password, a one-time code or card details into any tool, here or anywhere else. You do not need them for any of these tools.
These handle one email at a time
Batmail handles the other four hundred. It reads every message that lands overnight, runs the rules you write in plain English, and delivers one short brief at dawn.