Email Elysium

Nested folder sorting for Gmail — 100% local and private. Optional Premium adds opt-in open tracking and booking links.

Obsidian-style nested folders, auto-sort rules, and living analytics for Gmail — computed entirely in your browser. Read-only access. No servers required. No data leaves your machine.

FOLDERS THAT ACTUALLY NEST Build a real folder tree inside Gmail, not Gmail's flat labels — smart folders, color coding, unread counts, and a sidebar that stays out of your way until you need it.

RULES THAT SORT THEMSELVES Create auto-sort rules in seconds, or accept the ones Email Elysium suggests from patterns in your own inbox. New mail files itself before you ever see it.

SMART FOLDERS, NO SETUP Urgent, Needs Reply, and Awaiting Reply are computed automatically from your mail and reply history — no rules to write.

SNOOZE AND UNSUBSCRIBE Snooze any email locally until it resurfaces; one-click surfacing of unsubscribe links Elysium finds in your mail.

LOCAL ANALYTICS A contribution-style view of your mail volume, busiest hours, top senders and domains, and unread aging — all computed on-device, no dashboard leaves your browser.

PRIVACY, BY ARCHITECTURE The only Gmail permission requested is the read-only scope (gmail.readonly) — Email Elysium cannot send, modify, delete, or label your mail, and Google's API rejects any write attempt regardless of what any code says. Every free feature runs 100% locally: no telemetry, no analytics beacons, no third-party requests, nothing to sell. Uninstalling the extension deletes all local data.

OPTIONAL PREMIUM ($4/month or $40/year) Everything free, plus:

• A living network graph of your inbox — folders, senders, domains, and emails as a connected map
• Open tracking — opt-in, per-email, off by default
• Meeting scheduling — a personal booking page for your recipients to grab time with you

The two Premium server features are strictly opt-in and off by default. If you never turn them on, Email Elysium never contacts our server at all — only Google's Gmail API.