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This is a fictional message used only to demonstrate Cindr’s cleanup flow.
Demo message · no mailbox connectedPrivate email cleanup for iPhone
Clear the email that is getting in your way—one fast, satisfying decision at a time. Your mail stays between your provider and your iPhone.
This is a fictional message used only to demonstrate Cindr’s cleanup flow.
Demo message · no mailbox connectedA finite daily ritual
Cindr is intentionally not another full mail client. It gives you a short, focused stack and makes every mailbox-changing action clear.
The message stays where it is. Keep is the default and makes no mailbox change.
The message moves to your provider’s Trash. It is never permanently deleted by the cleanup flow, and Undo is available.
Cindr shows the detected method first. Nothing is submitted without a clear, safe path and your confirmation.
Private by design
Cindr connects your iPhone directly to Gmail. No Cindr inbox database, no ads built from your messages, and no remote AI reading your email.
You authorize Cindr on Google’s own secure sign-in screen. Cindr never sees your password.
Messages are shown as safe text. Remote images and scripts do not load in Cindr.
Tokens live in iPhone Keychain. You can disconnect Gmail or delete local Cindr data anytime.
How it fits your day
Authorize Gmail—and later Outlook or Microsoft 365—on the provider’s own sign-in screen.
Make a finite number of decisions instead of staring at one endless unread count.
See what you kept, Trashed, and reviewed for unsubscribe. Continue tomorrow without guilt.
Straight answers
No. The cleanup flow moves a selected message to your email provider’s Trash. Your provider controls Trash retention, and Cindr offers Undo for supported actions.
You authorize the mailbox permissions needed to list messages and carry out your explicit decisions. Cindr fetches full content only when you open a message and does not persist message bodies or attachments.
No. The iPhone app communicates directly with Google or Microsoft. Cindr has no backend that receives or stores your mailbox content.
No remote AI is used. Local recommendations are based on aggregate counts and one-way sender/domain pattern keys, not uploaded message content.
Gmail is the initial provider. Outlook and Microsoft 365 integration is implemented and being prepared for public use. iCloud Mail is not currently supported.
Open Cindr Settings and choose Delete all Cindr data. See the complete deletion instructions for provider revocation and subscription details.
A calmer kind of inbox
Cindr is a focused, privacy-first way to clear what you no longer need.
Coming soon for iPhone