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Automatically categorize Gmail emails using local Naive Bayes ML. Take control of your cluttered inbox with your own custom AI-powered categorization! Is your Gmail overwhelmed with newsletters, notifications, and personal emails all mixed together? The Smart Gmail Inbox Categorizer helps you stay focused by automatically sorting your incoming mail into meaningful categories—exactly the way you want them. Key Features: Train Your Own AI: Create custom categories (like "Invoices", "Projects", or "Newsletters") and simply "teach" the extension by selecting a few example emails. The machine learning model learns your specific habits! Smart Automatic Sorting: Once you teach it the basics, no more manual dragging. The extension locally analyzes your email content and automatically places them into your color-coded categories. Clean Interface: Seamlessly integrates with your existing Gmail layout for a native, fast, and lightweight feel. 100% Privacy Focused: Your privacy is guaranteed. All text analysis and machine learning processes happen locally directly inside your browser. Your emails are never sent to external servers or tracked. How it works: Install the extension and create your own custom categories with your favorite colors. Hover over a few example emails and use the quick "teach" button to show the AI where they belong. Refresh your Gmail, and watch the local ML model automatically organize the rest of your inbox! Perfect for students, professionals, and anyone looking to reclaim their digital space.
Apr 24, 2026
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