Free · Open source · Zero-data

No more newsletters.
Unsubscribe from the ones you never read — for good.

Set it up once and the senders you ignore stop reaching you — automatically, inside your own Gmail or Outlook account, over the official one-click standard (RFC 8058). It's free and open-source, and nothing about your mail ever leaves your account.

No account, no card Open-source & auditable RFC 8058 one-click Gmail · Outlook · Apple Mail

WHY IT'S SAFE

Free email tools usually sell your inbox. This one has nothing to sell.

Because nothing ever leaves your account — the architecture is the privacy, not a promise. hover a card for the detail

Zero-data by design

There is no server. The code runs in your account.

The script lives in your own Google Apps Script or on your desktop — there is no DontMailMe backend that could see, store, or sell your mail. Not a privacy policy; an architecture. Read gmail.gs

Open source · MIT

~140 lines you can read first.

Don't trust us — verify the code, then run it. On GitHub →

Safe by standard

Only the authenticated header.

Acts on the RFC 8058 List-Unsubscribe-Post header — never clicks links in the body, so it can't be lured to a phishing page.

Built for humans and their agents

No broker between the agent and your inbox.

A single-purpose unsubscribe tool an assistant runs inside your own account — not one that OAuths your mailbox into someone's server. Ships an MCP server, AGENTS.md and raw scripts. For developers →

Many providers

Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail & more.

Native tracks today; a generic IMAP tool for iCloud, Yahoo, GMX and others is on the roadmap.

The quiet good

Every cleanup plants a tree.

Fewer emails forever means less carbon. Pay what you want; half plants a tree. See the impact →

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps, then it runs itself.

No app to install, no account to create, no inbox access to grant a stranger.

  1. 01

    Copy the script

    We generate a small open-source script for your mail provider. You can read every line — nothing is hidden.

  2. 02

    Paste it into your own account

    It runs in Google Apps Script (Gmail) or on your desktop (Outlook / Apple Mail). It lives in your cloud, not ours.

  3. 03

    Relax — it runs on autopilot

    The script sends the official one-click unsubscribe for each junk newsletter and tidies your inbox. Set it once.

YOUR PROVIDER

Works with the mail you already use.

Native setup tracks today; honest status badges as coverage grows.

Gmail NATIVE Outlook NATIVE Apple Mail NATIVE iCloud IMAP · soonYahoo IMAP · soonFastmail IMAP · soonProton IMAP · soonGMX IMAP · soonWeb.de IMAP · soonPosteo IMAP · soonMailbox.org IMAP · soon

A single open-source IMAP tool (zero-data, runs on your machine) will add iCloud, Yahoo, GMX, Web.de, Posteo, Mailbox.org and more. See all providers & status →

THE ALTERNATIVE

The open, private alternative to Unroll.me & Cleanfox.

Most unsubscribe tools are free because you are the product, or paid because privacy is sold back to you. DontMailMe is neither.

Capability DontMailMe Unroll.me Cleanfox Leave Me Alone
Open source (auditable)YesNoNoNo
Inbox never leaves your own cloudYesNoNoNo
Sells / monetizes inbox dataNoYes¹Yes²No
Official RFC 8058 one-clickYesn/an/an/a
Agent / MCP-readyYesNoNoNo
Available in the EUYesNo³YesYes
PriceFree (PWYW)FreeFreePaid

¹ In 2019 Unroll.me settled U.S. FTC allegations that it deceived users while its parent monetized inbox-derived data (neither admitted nor denied). ² Cleanfox is operated by Foxintelligence (now part of NielsenIQ), which monetizes anonymized inbox-derived data. ³ Unroll.me geo-blocks the EU/EEA. Full, sourced comparison →

THE BONUS

See what one cleanup keeps saving.

Transparent assumptions, sourced on the methodology page. The good part rides along for free.

2,080emails you never receive / year
8.3kg CO₂e prevented / year
52km of driving avoided

€10 — half funds the project, half plants 2 trees via One Tree Planted, locking in ~40 kg of CO₂ a year.

Support & plant trees

Pay what you want — €0 is fine too. The tool is free either way.

FOR YOUR AI

Your AI assistant can set it up, too.

A reliable, standards-based path for agents — not fragile web UIs. The whole job is one authenticated request: no body parsing, no link clicking.

gmail.gs
// RFC 8058 one-click — only on the DKIM-signed header
UrlFetchApp.fetch(postUrl, {
  method: 'post',
  contentType: 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded',
  payload: 'List-Unsubscribe=One-Click'
});
07 · FAQ

The things people ask before trusting a tool with their inbox.

How do I unsubscribe from all newsletters at once?
Instead of clicking unsubscribe on every email, DontMailMe generates a script that runs inside your own Gmail or Outlook. It reads each newsletter's official List-Unsubscribe header and sends the one-click request for you, automatically. Setup takes about three minutes.
Can DontMailMe read my emails?
No. There is no server in the loop — the script runs entirely inside your own account, so your email and login never reach us. The code is open source, so you can verify it. We call this zero-data by design.
Is it free?
Completely. DontMailMe is open source (MIT) and funded by pay-what-you-want donations. Half of every donation plants trees through One Tree Planted. You never have to pay to use it.
Is it safe to unsubscribe this way?
Yes — safer than clicking. The script only uses the authenticated RFC 8058 List-Unsubscribe-Post header; it never clicks links in the email body, so it can't be lured to a tracking or phishing page. See how it works.
Is Unroll.me safe? Is there a private alternative?
Unroll.me settled FTC allegations that it misled users about sharing data derived from their inboxes, and it geo-blocks the EU. DontMailMe is the private, open-source alternative: it runs in your own cloud and never sees your data. Compare them side by side.
Can an AI assistant set this up for me?
Yes. The scripts are exposed as plain-text endpoints (/gmail.gs, /outlook.ps1) and there is an agent runbook at /AGENTS.md, plus a real MCP server, so an agent can fetch and run the script directly.

Read all FAQs →

Stop the inflow at the source.

Free, open-source, and architecturally unable to see your data. Set it once — your inbox stays clean.