What $9 a month gets you

For the price of an airport sandwich, your Gmail runs on autopilot.

Nine dollars a month gets you a system built from your own inbox and kept up by Ada every day, including the days you don't open it.

One airport sandwichGone in about five minutes.
One month of MailSynth$9. Working every day, including the ones you take off.

  • It keeps going when you don't.

    Take a few days off. New mail still gets labeled and sorted, and your digest still arrives, so you come back to order, not a pile.

  • Nothing important slips.

    Ada tracks what you've handled and what's still open. Anything that matters stays in your digest until you say it's done.

  • Less ADHD tax.

    Bills, renewals and deadlines rise to the top of your digest, so they're harder to miss. One late fee often costs more than a month of MailSynth.

  • Clutter out, in bulk.

    Newsletters, promos and junk leave your inbox on your schedule, and Ada can unsubscribe you from senders you keep skipping, in one go.

  • Time back for 30 cents a day.

    $9 a month is about 30 cents a day. If Ada saves you 15 minutes a week, that's about an hour a month back.

  • A system that fits you.

    Labels and priorities built from your own inbox and kept up to date. Change anything by replying in plain English.

What people say it feels like

  • It has been an absolute lifesaver. I no longer feel overwhelmed when viewing my emails.

    Ada for EmmaEmmaToronto, ON

  • As someone with ADHD that tends to worry about missed emails, it has been a tool that has changed my email life. Thanks for making something that helps people like me!

    Ada for Scott L.Scott L.Denver, CO

  • I have extremely intense ADHD and MailSynth has been a GIANT breath of fresh air! The price is fair too! I plan on using MailSynth for a long time.

    Ada for Gabe E.Gabe E.Austin, TX
Get started for free

14 days free · No card required · Cancel any time

FAQ

Things people ask before they sign up.

No. Sign in with Gmail and Ada proposes a system from your inbox. You approve it, and that's the setup. There's no app to install and nothing to configure. When you want something changed later, reply to the digest in plain English.

That's the fear the whole thing is built around. Priority 1 mail stays in your inbox for 30 days and sits at the top of the digest. Nothing is deleted, ever. Archived mail is one search away.

Gmail only, for now.

Sell, never. Store, barely. Your emails stay in Gmail. We don't copy them anywhere. We keep only your preferences, summaries, and labels, and delete them if you cancel. Nothing is used to train AI models.

No. Ada uses ordinary Gmail labels and archives clutter on the schedule you approved. Archived mail is still in Gmail, still searchable, one click away.

Reply to the digest and say so. "Put Boxline Shipping under Deliveries" or "newsletters are priority 3". Ada shows you the exact changes, you say yes, and it's done.

Fine. Ada starts with recent and incoming mail and works back through the rest over time.

Yes, from the Account tab in the web app. No hidden menus, no retention maze. Your labels stay in Gmail, and everything MailSynth changed can be reverted.

$9 a month for one inbox, and $7 a month for each additional inbox. The first 14 days are free, no card required.

It's built for ADHD first. Plenty of people without a diagnosis use it too, because keeping up with email admin isn't a problem exclusive to us.

Something else? Email support@mailsynth.com
FAQ

Things people ask before they sign up.

No. Sign in with Gmail and Ada proposes a system from your inbox. You approve it, and that's the setup. There's no app to install and nothing to configure. When you want something changed later, reply to the digest in plain English.

That's the fear the whole thing is built around. Priority 1 mail stays in your inbox for 30 days and sits at the top of the digest. Nothing is deleted, ever. Archived mail is one search away.

Gmail only, for now.

Sell, never. Store, barely. Your emails stay in Gmail. We don't copy them anywhere. We keep only your preferences, summaries, and labels, and delete them if you cancel. Nothing is used to train AI models.

No. Ada uses ordinary Gmail labels and archives clutter on the schedule you approved. Archived mail is still in Gmail, still searchable, one click away.

Reply to the digest and say so. "Put Boxline Shipping under Deliveries" or "newsletters are priority 3". Ada shows you the exact changes, you say yes, and it's done.

Fine. Ada starts with recent and incoming mail and works back through the rest over time.

Yes, from the Account tab in the web app. No hidden menus, no retention maze. Your labels stay in Gmail, and everything MailSynth changed can be reverted.

$9 a month for one inbox, and $7 a month for each additional inbox. The first 14 days are free, no card required.

It's built for ADHD first. Plenty of people without a diagnosis use it too, because keeping up with email admin isn't a problem exclusive to us.

Something else? Email support@mailsynth.com
FAQ

Things people ask before they sign up.

No. Sign in with Gmail and Ada proposes a system from your inbox. You approve it, and that's the setup. There's no app to install and nothing to configure. When you want something changed later, reply to the digest in plain English.

That's the fear the whole thing is built around. Priority 1 mail stays in your inbox for 30 days and sits at the top of the digest. Nothing is deleted, ever. Archived mail is one search away.

Gmail only, for now.

Sell, never. Store, barely. Your emails stay in Gmail. We don't copy them anywhere. We keep only your preferences, summaries, and labels, and delete them if you cancel. Nothing is used to train AI models.

No. Ada uses ordinary Gmail labels and archives clutter on the schedule you approved. Archived mail is still in Gmail, still searchable, one click away.

Reply to the digest and say so. "Put Boxline Shipping under Deliveries" or "newsletters are priority 3". Ada shows you the exact changes, you say yes, and it's done.

Fine. Ada starts with recent and incoming mail and works back through the rest over time.

Yes, from the Account tab in the web app. No hidden menus, no retention maze. Your labels stay in Gmail, and everything MailSynth changed can be reverted.

$9 a month for one inbox, and $7 a month for each additional inbox. The first 14 days are free, no card required.

It's built for ADHD first. Plenty of people without a diagnosis use it too, because keeping up with email admin isn't a problem exclusive to us.

Something else? Email support@mailsynth.com
FAQ

Things people ask before they sign up.

No. Sign in with Gmail and Ada proposes a system from your inbox. You approve it, and that's the setup. There's no app to install and nothing to configure. When you want something changed later, reply to the digest in plain English.

That's the fear the whole thing is built around. Priority 1 mail stays in your inbox for 30 days and sits at the top of the digest. Nothing is deleted, ever. Archived mail is one search away.

Gmail only, for now.

Sell, never. Store, barely. Your emails stay in Gmail. We don't copy them anywhere. We keep only your preferences, summaries, and labels, and delete them if you cancel. Nothing is used to train AI models.

No. Ada uses ordinary Gmail labels and archives clutter on the schedule you approved. Archived mail is still in Gmail, still searchable, one click away.

Reply to the digest and say so. "Put Boxline Shipping under Deliveries" or "newsletters are priority 3". Ada shows you the exact changes, you say yes, and it's done.

Fine. Ada starts with recent and incoming mail and works back through the rest over time.

Yes, from the Account tab in the web app. No hidden menus, no retention maze. Your labels stay in Gmail, and everything MailSynth changed can be reverted.

$9 a month for one inbox, and $7 a month for each additional inbox. The first 14 days are free, no card required.

It's built for ADHD first. Plenty of people without a diagnosis use it too, because keeping up with email admin isn't a problem exclusive to us.

Something else? Email support@mailsynth.com