Sortail: A floating toolbar for one-click inbox cleanup in Apple Mail
By
Andrew Leshkin (lazy)
A bagel-shaped object. The form is there, the soul isn't.
Summary
Sortail is a small floating toolbar for Apple Mail that enables one-click inbox cleanup. Users can move, archive, or delete a single message, an entire thread, or all emails from a sender with one click. The tool learns user behavior over time and suggests the right folder for incoming messages. Built by maker Andrew, it solves the repetitive task of manually sorting emails by sender or type in Apple Mail.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledI live in Apple Mail, and for years I did the same thing dozens of times a day: archive this newsletter, move that receipt to 'Finances', delete every old message from a sender I no longer hear from.
Apple Mail can do all of it — but never in one move, and never for a whole sender at once.
So I built Sortail: a small floating toolbar that sits above Apple Mail.
One click to move, archive, or delete — a single message, the whole thread, or an entire sender's history.
It shows counts and asks for confirmation exactly where a mistake would hurt.
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