Read-only Gmail alias organization

Turn Gmail aliases into clean inbox lanes.

Connect Gmail, use plus-addresses like you+trials@gmail.com, and keep signups, receipts, newsletters, and one-off accounts separated without creating new mailboxes.

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No sending

No deleting

Revoke anytime

Alias inboxes

One Gmail. Multiple contexts.

Shopping

you+shopping@gmail.com

Receipts, deliveries, returns

Trials

you+trials@gmail.com

Free trials, waitlists, OTPs

Newsletters

you+news@gmail.com

Digests without inbox spillover

Dispose reads message metadata and content only as needed to show alias-specific views.

Problem vs solution

Your inbox is doing too many jobs.

The problem

Every signup lands in the same Gmail inbox.

You cannot tell which service leaked or sold your address.

Trials, receipts, newsletters, and OTPs all compete for attention.

Creating separate mailboxes is overkill for simple separation.

The solution

Use Gmail plus aliases for each context without creating new accounts.

See which alias received each message and where it came from.

Review purpose-specific inbox views instead of one noisy stream.

Keep Gmail as the source of truth with read-only access.

Why aliases matter

Cleaner boundaries without changing email providers.

One Gmail, many lanes

Turn one address into clean contexts like shopping, trials, jobs, clients, and newsletters.

Know who used what

Aliases make it obvious which signup, vendor, or workflow triggered a message.

No mailbox migration

Keep using Gmail. Dispose adds a focused organization layer on top.

Read-only by design

Dispose does not send, delete, archive, forward, or modify Gmail messages.

Revoke anytime

Remove access whenever you want from your Google Account permissions.

Built for workflows

Start with alias visibility now, then build cleaner automation around each alias later.

Use cases

Give every signup a place to land.

Create aliases as you move through the internet. Dispose helps you see each context separately while Gmail remains your main inbox.

Shopping

you+shopping@gmail.com

Trials

you+trials@gmail.com

Newsletters

you+newsletters@gmail.com

Job search

you+job-search@gmail.com

Client work

you+client-work@gmail.com

One-off signups

you+one-off-signups@gmail.com

How it works

Three steps. No new mailbox.

Connect Gmail

Authorize read-only Gmail access so Dispose can verify your account and inspect alias-addressed mail.

Use plus aliases

Review by purpose

Dispose groups messages by the alias they were sent to, giving each context its own clean view.

Security posture

Designed to be boringly safe.

Dispose requests Gmail read-only access so it can organize alias-specific messages. The product is intentionally limited to visibility, not mailbox control.

Does not send email

Does not delete email

Does not archive email

Does not forward email

You can revoke Google access anytime from your Google Account permissions.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need a new email address?

No. Gmail plus aliases work with your existing Gmail address, so messages still arrive in your normal Gmail account.

Does Dispose modify my email?

No. Dispose is built around read-only Gmail access and does not send, delete, archive, forward, or modify messages.

What is a Gmail plus alias?

It is your regular address with a plus tag, like name+shopping@gmail.com. Gmail delivers it to name@gmail.com, while Dispose can identify the tag.

Can I revoke access?

Yes. You can revoke Dispose from Google Account permissions at any time.

Start clean

Stop letting every signup share the same inbox lane.

Connect Gmail with read-only access and start separating messages by the aliases you already can use today.

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