Clafk groups every incoming email into the right category, keeps the ones that need you in your inbox, and moves the rest out of the way — automatically, before you open Gmail or Outlook.
Clafk uses the sender, subject, message content and your inbox preferences to categorise incoming mail. By default, To respond and To follow up stay in your inbox, while the other categories move out. You choose which categories stay in the inbox and which move out.
Gmail uses labels; Outlook uses folders. Clafk leaves messages you’ve already labelled yourself alone. See how Clafk decides which category each message belongs in.
Real conversations that need a real reply from you, today or this week.
Threads you started or got pulled into and shouldn’t lose track of.
Updates worth knowing about — not worth replying to. Read when you have a minute.
Receipts, confirmations, alerts — the daily noise. Tucked away so you don’t see it.
Document comments and collaboration updates from tools like Google Docs, Notion and Linear.
Newsletters and promos. Grouped so you can skim or unsubscribe using your email provider’s own controls.
Open Gmail or Outlook tomorrow. The same messages will be there — but the two categories that need you are the only ones left in your inbox.
Every new message goes through the same four steps. You don't see it happening — you just open Gmail and find it already done.
Nothing is deleted. When you disconnect, Clafk leaves the labels and folders it created in place by default — or you can ask it to remove them and restore your messages.
Connect Gmail or Outlook, watch Clafk sort the recent backlog, and decide whether you'd ever want to go back.