Free.
1 inbox and 4 custom tabs.
- Unlimited reading and sending
- Gmail, Outlook and IMAP
Find the emails you need in the inbox you've had for years.
Time to Reclaim your inbox!
Incoming email
Feedback on the new website
A few thoughts before the launch.Tab 01 · 1 unread
Time to Reclaim your inbox!
Incoming email
Feedback on the new website
A few thoughts before the launch.Tab 01 · 1 unread
Actual Windows app.
Create tabs for clients, projects or everyday life. Matching emails go straight into them.
See how an entrepreneur, a freelancer and a busy household could use Reclaimed.
A studio, a shop and a website project, with a tab for each.
Put invoices from your work and personal addresses in the same tab.
Broadband invoice
Supplier invoice
Broadband invoice Personal
Supplier invoice Work
Extra accounts need an inbox add-on or Pro.
Start with one inbox and four custom tabs for free.
Sandbox plans in USD. No payments are taken or authorized.
1 inbox and 4 custom tabs.
Add inboxes or tabs to Free.
$6.90 billed monthly.
A tab counts once, even across accounts.
$0.10/month less than Pro.
Unlimited inboxes and custom tabs.
$7 billed monthly.
Built-in views don't count toward your tab limit.
Use your Gmail, Outlook or IMAP account.
Choose a sender or words to match. Reclaimed sorts incoming mail for you.
Read the group you need. Mail without a match stays in Unclaimed.
Any sorting tab you create, such as Receipts or a client's name. Multiple conditions still count as one tab. Built-in views don't count.
One connected email account. Free includes one; extra accounts need an add-on or Pro.
Yes. It can collect matching mail from all your connected accounts and counts once toward your limit.
When add-ons cost as much as Pro. The calculator shows the cheaper option. Pro replaces add-ons.
No. Use your existing Gmail, Outlook or IMAP account.
The Windows app keeps a local mail cache and connects to your provider. Local mail isn't app-encrypted. Read the privacy policy for details.
Windows comes first. Mobile and web versions are planned.