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Transform your inbox into a premium swipeable card experience. Swipe right to read, left to skip. Tired of scrolling through an endless inbox? SwipeMail turns your email into a fast, satisfying card-swiping experience — right inside Gmail. Swipe right to mark as read. Swipe left to keep unread. Reply without leaving swipe mode. Hit inbox zero and celebrate. ** Features ** - Swipe right to mark as read, left to keep unread — full-card color overlays give you clear visual feedback as you swipe - Card stack shows upcoming emails behind the current card so you always know what's coming - In-swipe reply — tap a card or press ↑ to open a clean reply editor without leaving swipe mode, with rich text formatting (bold, italic, lists, links, and more) - Keyboard shortcuts for power users: → Mark as Read, ← Keep Unread, ↑ Reply, Z Undo, Esc Close - Undo the last action instantly with one tap or keystroke - Inbox zero celebration with confetti animation and session stats summary - Daily stats track how many emails you marked read vs. kept unread ** How It Works ** - Click the SwipeMail icon in your toolbar to activate swipe mode on your inbox. - Swipe cards right (or press →) to mark emails as read. Swipe left (or press ←) to keep them unread. - Tap a card or press ↑ to reply inline — replies send natively. - When you've swiped through everything, you'll see an inbox zero screen with your session stats. SwipeMail runs entirely in your browser with no external servers, no data collection, no tracking, and no ads. Just sign in with Google and start swiping. Not affiliated with Google, Microsoft, or Yahoo.
Mar 18, 2026
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