Features
Just what you need. Nothing you don't.
No feature dump. No 30-day grid to squint at. Here is the short list of things Cleanmail™ does, and does well.
See it in action
One photo. 41 smart events. One Clean Mailbox.
The whole point
Sorted by person, not by sender.
Cleanmail sorts the school, camp, and activity mail by the people you care about, then breaks each thread into short, plain-language snippets. You get your whole family's week at a glance, without reading a single full email. And your calendar stays yours: keep it private inside Cleanmail, or share it with your household so everyone sees the same schedule.
Snap anything
See a flyer, yard sign, or calendar? Snap it, upload it, add it all instantly.
Your weekly view
Always up to date. The week ahead at a glance, no monthly grid.
Add anything
Not everything comes by email. Add custom events by photo, tap, or voice.
Two-way calendar
Two-way Google Calendar sync. Change it anywhere and it changes everywhere.
Household & inboxes
Share one digest with up to four people, and pull up to three Gmail inboxes into it. Everyone and everything in one place.
Reminders
A nudge before each event, so nothing ever sneaks up on you.
Voice edits
Change any event's time out loud. Cleanmail hears you and updates it.
A few more things
Small, but they earn their place.
Instant updates. The moment an email arrives, it's already waiting in Cleanmail, no refreshing.
Pinned events. Keep the big ones stuck to the top of your digest.
Smart senders. Name an activity and Cleanmail finds the senders that fit, groups a company's many addresses into one, and moves a sender to another person in a tap.
Tap straight through. Cards from your inbox link back to the email they came from, and any address opens in maps.
Changes, shown. When a school moves a date, the event updates and the old time stays crossed out underneath.
Searchable history. Past digests stay searchable for the detail you need weeks later.
No spam. Just one note when it's ready.
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