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local-first · macOS
Unsubscribe from everything. Locally.
The desktop app that actually unsubscribes you from junk mail — and never sends a single email to the cloud. Your inbox, cleaned on your own machine.
100% on-device
No cloud backend
No telemetry, ever
see it in action
Watch an inbox get cleaned in 90 seconds
From connect to a confirmed unsubscribe — the whole flow, no edits, no cloud.
▶ demo
Demo video goes here
A highlighted spot, front and center.
drop your file at → assets/video/demo.mp4
how it works
Three steps. Zero servers.
No account to create with us. No inbox to upload. Everything happens between your Mac and your email provider.
Scan for subscriptions
It reads message headers and bodies in memory, groups them by sender, and finds the real unsubscribe path for each. Nothing is uploaded. Attachments are never touched.
Unsubscribe for real
Select senders and go. We pick the right method for each, then label and archive the mail so your inbox actually empties.
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features
Everything you need to win your inbox back
Built for people who are done with newsletters they never signed up for.
Bulk unsubscribe
Tick a hundred senders, hit one button, and walk away. Unsubscribe Me works through them all at once.
Violation tracking
If a sender emails you after you unsubscribed, they get flagged. You'll know exactly who broke their promise.
Subscription stats
See volume by month, your worst offenders, send frequency, and how much cleaner your inbox is getting.
Multi-account
Connect Gmail, Outlook / Microsoft 365, and Yahoo side by side. Clean every inbox from one place.
Scheduled cleanup
Flag senders for a rolling cleanup and let Unsubscribe Me clear them on a schedule you set.
Streaks & confetti
Unsubscribing should feel good. Build streaks, unlock achievements, and watch the confetti fly.
Themes & dark mode
Make it yours with multiple themes, including a deep dark mode that's easy on late-night inbox sessions.
Keyboard shortcuts
Power through your list without touching the mouse. Built for people who live at the keyboard.
Auto label & archive
Cleared senders get an "unsubscribed-by-me" label, are archived out of your inbox, and marked read — automatically.
the whole point
Never hand a company you've never met the keys to your inbox.
Most "unsubscribe" services ask you to grant a cloud server full, standing access to your email. That server can read everything — forever. Unsubscribe Me runs entirely on your computer. There's no server to trust, because there isn't one.
stays on your Mac
What never leaves your device
- ✓ Your email content and metadata
- ✓ Parsed unsubscribe links
- ✓ Sign-in tokens (OAuth)
- ✓ Subscription history & statuses
- ✓ Confirmation screenshots
- ✓ The local database itself
what cloud services do
The model we refuse
- ✕ Upload your inbox to their servers
- ✕ Keep standing access to read future mail
- ✕ "Analyze" or sell what they find
- ✕ Ask you to trust a company you can't audit
- ✕ Turn one breach into your whole inbox exposed
The only four things that ever leave your device
And every one is an action you took, sent to a destination you chose. Nothing comes to us — we have no servers to send it to.
1 OAuth sign-in with your provider
2 Reads & edits to your own mailbox, via the official API
3 The unsubscribe request you clicked
4 The opt-out email you chose to send
us vs. them
It actually unsubscribes. They just hide the mail.
Other tools quietly create a filter and delete future emails — the sender keeps mailing into the void, and a cloud company keeps reading your inbox.
| What matters | Unsubscribe Me | Cloud unsubscribe services |
|---|---|---|
| Actually unsubscribes you | ✓ Real opt-out, every time | ✕ Usually just filters & deletes |
| Your email stays on your device | ✓ Always local | ✕ Uploaded to their cloud |
| Standing access to your inbox | ✓ None — you hold the tokens | ✕ Persistent, often indefinite |
| Telemetry & analytics | ✓ Zero | ✕ Typically tracked |
| AI reads your mail | ✓ Never — deterministic only | ✕ Increasingly common |
| Flags senders who ignore opt-outs | ✓ Violation tracking | ✕ Rarely |
inside the app
A clean, fast workspace for a dirty inbox
Add your own screenshots — drop the files into assets/screenshots/ with the names below and they'll appear here automatically.
Main unsubscribe screen
assets/screenshots/main-screen.pngStatistics dashboard
assets/screenshots/stats.pngMultiple accounts
assets/screenshots/accounts.pngViolation alerts
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0
cloud servers that read your mail
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real unsubscribe methods
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emails scanned per pass
free during early access
Take back your inbox today
The macOS app is signed and notarized by Apple. A Windows version is on the way. No account with us, no credit card, no cloud.
questions
Frequently asked
Does Unsubscribe Me read my email in the cloud?
No. There is no cloud. The app runs entirely on your own computer. Your email content, metadata, sign-in tokens, and history never leave your device. See the full privacy promise.
How is this different from other unsubscribe services?
Most services just create a filter and delete future mail while keeping standing cloud access to your inbox. Unsubscribe Me sends a real opt-out through the sender's own unsubscribe method — and keeps everything on your machine.
Which email providers are supported?
Gmail, Outlook / Microsoft 365, and Yahoo Mail. You can connect several accounts at once.
Is my data sold or used to train AI?
Never. There's no analytics, no telemetry, and no AI or machine learning anywhere in the app. Unsubscribe detection is fully deterministic.
What happens if a sender ignores my unsubscribe?
Violation tracking automatically flags any sender that emails you after a confirmed unsubscribe, so you can see who didn't honor it.
Is it free, and what platforms are supported?
It's free during early access. macOS 11+ is available now (signed and notarized by Apple); Windows is coming soon.