This is a great app. It’s an app made by the folks behind the Mailstrom.co service. It’s a unique kind of tool. It’s not an email client you’d use every day. Instead, it’s meant to be used a couple of times per week, perhaps. Handle one, two, three or all of your email accounts. Group and sort emails by sender, subject or date. Now, batch process them: archive, delete, move, mark as read or unread, flag or snooze… this is awesome. In a matter of seconds, you’re able to get rid off a couple of hundred emails. Chuck also features an unsubscribe function. It’s like a simple list: from the ones you get the most to the more infrequent email lists. When you open that section, it will say something like “7 new lists found”. Every one has a checkbox next to the name. Want to unsubscribe? Just check one, two or almost every one of them and hit unsubscribe. It’s that easy. And the app is clear and robust, so it feels reliable which is a must for a tool like this to feel good to use. And it feels really good to clean your inboxes in this automated way. — celebritarian