Emailyst finds the ads, newsletters and fake emails in your inbox. You choose what moves.
Requires an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 26 or later. The free version processes up to 1,000 messages per mail account.
Emailyst is a Mac app, so it won't run on this device. Send yourself the link for your Mac:
Works with accounts already connected to Apple Mail, including iCloud, Gmail, Outlook and Fastmail. Signed and notarized by Apple.
Step 1
Select any account or folder available in Apple Mail. Choose how far back Emailyst should scan and where selected messages should be moved.

Step 2
Emailyst reads the selected mail on your Mac and groups messages according to their content. Progress and estimated time remaining stay visible while it works.

Step 3
Review newsletters, promotions, notifications and other categories in batches. Keep an entire group selected or exclude individual messages before continuing.

Step 4
Emailyst moves approved messages to the folder you chose. It does not delete them, and every run is saved in History so it can be reversed.

Sorted by the AI built into macOS. No account, no email password, nothing uploaded. It only sends a scrambled Mac ID and a few counts so the free limit and licences work. What is sent.
| Other inbox cleaners | Emailyst | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Their servers | Your Mac |
| Connects with | Your email login | Apple Mail |
| Deletes mail | Sometimes | Never, it moves it |
| Price | Monthly | $29 once |
1,000 emails free in every mail account you have
Apple silicon · macOS 26 or later
Pay once for up to three Macs and all version 1 updates. The full version checks its licence online once a month. 14-day refund. Terms of sale
Email support@odibert.com. Emailyst is independently developed and I answer support messages myself.
An Apple silicon Mac (M1 or later) running macOS 26 or later. The language model Emailyst uses is part of macOS and is not available on Intel Macs or earlier versions.
Yes. Emailyst works with any account connected to Apple Mail, including Gmail, Outlook, iCloud and Fastmail. To move Gmail messages rather than only label them, Gmail requires an app password; Emailyst explains this when it is needed.
Message content is processed locally using the language model included with macOS. Emailyst does not upload message bodies, addresses or account names for classification.
Apple Mail keeps its messages in a folder that macOS protects with Full Disk Access. Emailyst asks for it on first launch and shows where to turn it on.
Emailyst does not delete messages. It moves approved messages to a folder you choose. Each run is recorded in History and can be reversed.
The free version processes up to 1,000 messages per mail account. The full version removes that limit and adds automatic sorting on a schedule.
Yes. $29 covers up to three Macs and every version 1 update. There is no subscription.