Question 1

How is this different from spam protection?

Accepted Answer

Spam protection quarantines threats — phishing, scams, impersonation. The Cold Email Filter handles legitimate-but-unsolicited outreach: real people pitching something real. They're scored separately, so threats are quarantined while cold pitches are routed to a digest, blocked, or allowed by your choice — a real opportunity never gets treated like a scam.

Question 2

Will I lose a real opportunity?

Accepted Answer

No. Nothing is deleted — cold mail is collected in a weekly digest you can skim, and one tap Allows any sender through to your inbox for good. You decide what's worth a reply; the filter just keeps it out of your way until you do. Because the default is a digest rather than a hard block, the cost of a mis-route is a glance, not a missed deal.

Question 3

What's in the weekly digest?

Accepted Answer

Every cold email from the past week in one place, each with the sender, a one-line summary, and one-tap Allow, block, or unsubscribe. You clear a week of outreach in about a minute, on your schedule rather than the sender's — and anything you Allow lands in Primary from then on.

Question 4

Can I allow or block specific senders?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One tap on any cold email — in the inbox or the digest — trusts that sender permanently, and their future mail lands in Primary. Blocking and unsubscribing are just as fast. These lists sit on top of the automatic detection, so you're always in charge of the edges; manage them in Settings → Rules.

Question 5

Does it work across all my accounts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cold-outreach detection runs server-side at sync on every connected mailbox — Gmail, Outlook and Microsoft 365, iCloud, and IMAP — so the same routing and one unified weekly digest cover all of them at once, on every device.

Question 6

How accurate is cold-email detection?

Accepted Answer

It scores intent — a sales pitch, a link-building ask, a partnership cold-open — separately from spam signals, and shows its reasoning. Because the default disposition is a digest rather than a block, an occasional mis-route costs you nothing but a glance, and every Allow or block decision teaches it your preferences so it sharpens over time.

Cold pitches, out of your inbox.

You decide where cold pitches go.

A week of pitches, in one minute.

Two different problems, two different tools.

Detect, route, and teach it once.

Your inbox, for people you know.

Where it earns its keep.

Good to know.

Keep your inbox for people you know.