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AI Inbox Manager

Agentic Workflow Automation · Evaluated by Moneda AI
Operators comfortable running n8n who want inbox triage without adopting another SaaS
CategoryAgentic Workflow Automation
FromFree — self-hosted, MIT licensed
Best forOperators comfortable running n8n who want inbox triage without adopting another SaaS
Wins0 of 0
What it’s for
- Gmail triage via the Gmail API, not a separate mail client
- Gemini classifies which messages need action
- n8n orchestrates the workflow — self-hosted or n8n Cloud
- Urgent messages arrive in Telegram instead of the inbox
- Runs on your own infrastructure; mail never transits a third-party service
Pricing
- Free — self-hosted, MIT licensed
- Paid tier available from the author
Job fit, data protection, and security
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Deploymentself-host
Would not choose if
- You do not want to run and maintain an n8n instance.
- You need a supported product with an SLA rather than a workflow you own.
- Your mail is not on Gmail.
A workflow rather than a product. It wires four things you already run — Gmail, a Gemini API key, n8n, and Telegram — into inbox triage that surfaces what needs action and leaves everything else alone.
The design choice worth noting is what it doesn’t do: it never becomes your mail client. Messages stay in Gmail, filtering happens in n8n on infrastructure you control, and only the alert reaches you. Nothing is forwarded to a third party, which is the usual trade with hosted inbox tools.
Source and setup instructions are on GitHub: hpychan/ai-inbox-manager-free.
It carries no rating and sits in no comparison. Moneda scores products it puts on a shortlist against each other; a free workflow you assemble and run yourself is not that, and a number here would imply a comparison that was never made.
If you want a supported product rather than something you maintain, the AI inbox manager comparison covers SaneBox, Shortwave and Superhuman.