It unsubscribes Gmail emails in bulk with a single click. It works on your browser and no data is shared with us. With 100% privacy take control of your inbox.
Hi all,
Thank you @kevin for the hunt!
We all have this problem of subscribing to multiple services but many of them require you to login to unsubscribe and its not easy to do on a busy day. We also don’t have the heart to mark them as SPAM, since its an email from a service we subscribed. And then there is actual SPAM where they get creative to get into our inbox.
There were many free services that tried to solve the problem. But they traded your data in exchange for this functionality (unroll.me sighs). So it got us thinking can we solve this problem in a simple and privacy centric way. 


Gmail Unsub was born. Its 100% private and no data is ever sent to our server. It stores and works only on your chrome browser. With a single click you can unsubscribe multiple emails. 


These emails will never come to inbox and disturb you ever again. They are archived and labeled, so if you decide to search them later they are available. We are working on an update where you can choose to delete them as well. 


Feel free to comment with any questions and do give the app a spin. Take control of your inbox with a single click.
@sam_sosina It creates a filter in Gmail to archive and labels them. Immediately it removes 1k emails matching the email address. The next version will have delete.
@kevin@vinodhdavid@sivaram636 Congratulations on this launch.
This cleans up a inbox pretty well and indeed is going to be a pretty useful tool for all Gmail users.
Looks pretty useful and yet much needed. Looking forward for the next update.
@kevin@vinodhdavid Hi Vinodh, congratulations on Gmail Unsub. This looks very useful. How do you unsubscribe directly from services which requires one to login?
This doesn't even unsubscribe you like it says it does, this just moves the emails to a folder.
If you want to unsubscribe use an app like https://leavemealone.app/
@joshsorenson Not all emails have the unsubscribe header in them. So it’s a different attempt. As a value for end user the email never sees their inbox again. But technically it isn’t. It’s a fool proof method without missing any emails coming in.
I am a fan of leave me alone too! Like what they do and the founders.
So why does this extension request access to my Gmail account to view emails? How can you prove you're not viewing my emails with the new access everyone is granting you? You're connecting an app to my gmail account. That app can do whatever it wants to in the backend on your servers, including viewing my emails (since you request permission to!)
In response to: "This isn’t a service. It’s an extension. And all the details are stored in your chrome browser. Nothing is sent outside. There is nothing to target here other than the browser itself."
@rjscoder We need view access to search old emails and archive them. Google has a security assessment process for apps requiring data to be sent to servers. And they checked us thoroughly. I can also share you my extension code and it’s easy to download the code of our extension. You can check them too. Hope that would help you to trust us :) And I totally understand your concerns.
Sorry, but the OAuth authentication with google is in a tab without showing urls or anything.
I might be too paranoid but, I cannot enter my credentials in a borderless chrome tab, sorry.
@telltrail Sorry about that. Its an oAuth option of Google chrome and they give us no control. This application is approved and checked by both Google chrome team and Gmail API team. So no way we are having any different links there. And this week I will be sharing the extension code in Github, so any body can check our code. If you want its not hard to download source code of a Chrome extension. I do understand your concern, we have created so many products and we definitely here to serve not to steal sensitive informations.
I've had my email breached in bigger and more secure looking cmopanies so I'm really on the fence about giving my info to anyone. There is no guarantee to keep it 100% secure. A service like this would be an instant target for hackers, and you know hackers, they can hack anything they want if they're good enough :)
@edinvejzovic This isn’t a service. It’s an extension. And all the details are stored in your chrome browser. Nothing is sent outside. There is nothing to target here other than the browser itself.
@edinvejzovic@vinodhdavid Thats a fair point. Since nothing is stored beyond the end users browser, there is not much anyone can do.
Worst case situation, even if they compromise a user, its just one user and it is still contained and impact is very limited.
I like this approach :)
@noahkagan - Remember you sharing a tweet where someone created a filter with the word unsubscribe :) This is way better and really simple. Point and click. Would love your thoughts on this.
My quest for searching privacy focussed unsubscribing email tool is finished with the discovery of Unsub.
Earlier I was using unroll.me but one thing which I hated was how my data was shared with Rakuten intelligence team for data mining.
Thanks, team Unsub :)
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