Life admin
Handle bills, travel, subscriptions, and household threads.
Read this use caseOne account for all your mailboxes.
Connect mailboxes first. Personal, company, or mixed all work in one account.
How it works
Setup starts with mailbox connections, not identity choices.
Step 1
Create your account
Sign in with Google or Outlook.
Step 2
Connect your mailboxes
Add one mailbox first, then add more at any time.
Step 3
Review priorities and drafts
See what needs attention and review draft replies.
Step 4
Tune mailbox settings
Set controls per mailbox based on how you work.
What you can connect
A SortMeOut account can connect multiple mailboxes. You can keep personal and company mailboxes together while using mailbox-level settings.
- Connect one mailbox or many in the same account.
- Mix personal and company mailboxes in one place.
- Settings and controls are set per mailbox.
- Gmail and Outlook are supported.
Daily outcomes
Practical results you should notice during normal inbox work.
- Stay on top of bills and account alerts.
- Keep follow-ups from getting lost.
- Draft replies before threads go stale.
- Manage recurring inbox clutter.
- Track work and life inboxes together.
- Keep waiting threads visible until they move.
Use cases
These are examples of mailbox workloads, not a one-time identity choice.
Team operations
Keep shared work moving with clearer follow-up coverage.
Read this use caseMixed mailboxes
Run work and personal inboxes together in one account.
Read this use caseControl and trust
Clear safeguards without extra complexity.
- Drafts are reviewed before send.
- Mailbox actions are visible and reversible.
- OAuth sign-in with Google and Microsoft.
- Disconnect a mailbox any time.
- Controls can be set per mailbox.
Pricing snapshot
One pricing model based on mailbox count and monthly usage.
Starter
1 mailbox
Pro
Up to 3 mailboxes
Business
Up to 10 mailboxes
Start by connecting your mailboxes
Add one inbox now. Add more whenever you are ready.