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Sort your emails automatically

MyCleark sorts your emails with AI every night or on demand, with no rule to write. See the demo, how it works, pricing.

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How automatic sorting works

MyCleark analyzes your emails and assigns each one a category and a priority score, every night or on demand from your dashboard, with no action required on your part. Unlike a standard Gmail filter, there is no rule to write: the AI understands the content of the message rather than following fixed conditions (see Gmail filters vs AI sorting for a detailed comparison of the two approaches).

What about Outlook.com or Hotmail?

Sorting uses folders and categories instead of Gmail labels: each theme becomes a folder, and the priority level becomes a colored Outlook.com category applied to the message (red, orange, yellow or green). The principle is the same, with no rule to write.

What this changes in practice

  • Important emails stand out at a glance, without digging through the flow
  • Newsletters and notifications are filed separately, without cluttering your main inbox
  • No rule to maintain: sorting adapts to new senders without any action on your part
  • Works alongside your inbox's existing filters for simple, stable cases

To go further on the cases where filters remain useful, see creating advanced Gmail filters and the complete guide to managing your Gmail inbox.

Frequently asked questions

A Gmail filter applies a fixed rule (sender, keyword, subject). MyCleark's AI reads the actual content of each email to decide where to file it, including for senders it has never seen before. See the detailed comparison in our Gmail filters vs AI article.

No. Classification starts as soon as you connect your mailbox, with no rule to write and no category to define in advance.

No, the two work together. Your filters keep handling simple, stable rules, and the AI takes over everything that is ambiguous or new.

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