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Bring Google Inbox-style bundles to Gmail: auto-group emails by label into tidy, collapsible bundles. Organize your inbox, fast. Inbundly brings back the best part of Google Inbox, bundles, to Gmail. It automatically groups your email by label into tidy, collapsible bundles right in your inbox, so related messages stay together and your inbox stays calm. And it goes further than the original, with custom bundles, priority rules, and label coloring. FEATURES • Label bundles: Messages sharing a Gmail label are grouped into one collapsible bundle. • Custom bundles: Select any messages and bundle them on the fly, no label needed. They sync across your signed-in browsers. • Priority bundles: Force chosen labels (or label sets) to always group together, with subtree wildcards and first-match-wins rules. • Label colors: Tint bundles to match their Gmail label color: a subtle background fill or an accent bar, both theme-aware. • Skip single-item bundles, quick-archive a whole bundle, and pin a message outside its bundle by starring it. • Light & dark: Follows your Gmail theme with careful, readable colors. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Inbundly runs entirely in your browser. No accounts, no servers, no tracking, no analytics. It never sends your email anywhere. It only reorganizes how your inbox is displayed. OPEN SOURCE Free software under GPL-3.0. Source: https://github.com/benoror/inbundly Inbundly is a rebranded, maintained fork of the open-source "inboxy" by Teresa Ou. Not affiliated with Google. Gmail is a trademark of Google LLC.
Oct 23, 2026
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