Mailstrom offers a handy way to look at the contents of your inbox, with an eye toward cleaning it up. Many companies claim to have the solution for email overload, but few deliver. That’s why I was ...

While the Mailstrom web app for clearing out e-mail inbox clutter is free to test out, it’s no longer a free product for use in the long-term. At $4.95 per month, the product is aiming for a low cost.

Inbox zero is a holy grail that seems unattainable for most, but a wonderful webapp called Mailstrom makes that dream a reality in hardly any time. Through clever sorting methods, it'll show you your ...

Mailstrom, the e-mail organizing web app developed by Canton-based 410 Labs, has undergone several programming and design updates since Technically Baltimore first reported on the tool in July 2012.

410 Labs, home to products like Shortmail and Replyz, was trying to fly under the radar when it first launched Mailstrom, a new email service aimed at helping those who consistently receive large ...

Chances are that you do not get as much e-mail as I do—I’m an e-mail administrator’s worst-case scenario. My work and personal e-mail are split across three primary e-mail addresses, and I get over ...

Inbox zero: it's the impossible dream that gets further and further away as you let your emails pile up, but you don't have to get stuck with the clutter. Thanks to an awesome webapp called Mailstrom, ...

Turn your back on your inbox for a few minutes. Go on…we dare you. Pop out of the office for a quick lunch or, heaven forbid, take a mental health day, and you’ll likely return to an email box that’s ...

Managing your email account hasn’t gotten any easier in recent years, especially now that spam mailing lists have nearly become self-aware and all your personal and work messages have had roughly two ...

I'm drowning in email. I've had my Gmail account since they first went into beta in 2004 and have hundreds of thousands of messages, most of which I have no need for. In fact, I have so much stored ...