Inbox Zero is an open-source AI personal assistant for email with more than 12,700 stars on GitHub, built to help busy professionals reach inbox zero fast — and stay there.
Email overload is a sorting problem, and Inbox Zero treats it that way. Connect a Gmail or Outlook account and the AI assistant labels and organizes everything automatically, blocks cold emails, and — the feature users love most — pre-drafts replies in your own voice, so when you open your inbox the responses are already written and waiting for a quick review and send. Rules are configured in plain English rather than filter syntax, bulk unsubscribe clears out newsletters you never read, and analytics show exactly who and what is clogging your inbox. Drafts can even take your calendar and availability into account. The assistant works inside Gmail and Outlook, from Slack and Telegram, and through Inbox Zero’s own email app on web, desktop, and iPhone. The code is fully open source and SOC 2 Type 2 certified, and you can self-host it if you want total control over your mail data. More than 25,000 professionals use it today.
Inbox Zero’s email app is free, and the open-source code can be self-hosted at no cost. The hosted AI assistant is Freemium: paid plans start at $18/month for AI drafting and sorting, with Plus and Professional tiers adding integrations, multiple accounts, and team analytics; a 7-day free trial is available.
Executives, founders, and professionals drowning in email who want an assistant that triages, drafts, and files for them — without handing their inbox to a closed, unauditable service.