Leave Me Alone

Leave Me Alone helps people regain control of crowded inboxes by bringing subscription emails from multiple accounts into one workspace. You can review newsletters, select unwanted senders, and let the service follow their unsubscribe links. The product also includes tools for managing what arrives afterward: Rollups combine newsletters you still want into daily or weekly digests, while Screener, Spam Blocker, blocklists, and Priority Senders help shape incoming mail. Do-not-disturb mode can hold messages and deliver them after a focus period, and Shielded Emails provide custom private addresses for receiving mail without sharing a primary address. The workflow is designed for a quick cleanup followed by ongoing inbox management. Start with a free allowance of 10 unsubscribes, connect accounts from providers such as Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, AOL, Fastmail, or iCloud, then organize remaining subscriptions into up to 10 Rollups. Casual users can focus on reducing mailing-list noise, while heavier email users can manage multiple accounts and more detailed delivery rules. Leave Me Alone also states that it does not sell user email data and offers a 14-day money-back guarantee on purchases.