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I was thinking — if an email app already has access to the emails where your Amazon orders, UPI payments, bills, subscriptions, and receipts arrive, why not use that information to help you understand your spending too?

That’s what I’m trying with OrganizeEmail.

OrganizeEmail is an Android email app that helps organize your inbox with AI — categories, summaries, unsubscribe, smarter notifications, etc.

Now I’ve added Expense Summary: it looks at relevant emails already on your device and gives you a simple view of your spending, monthly trends, and categories.

No bank account connection. No separate expense app.

Just making better use of the data that’s already sitting in your inbox.

Would you actually use something like this, or would you prefer keeping email and finances completely separate?

#Android #Email #PersonalFinance #BuildInPublic

I've been building an Android email client called OrganizeEmail for the past few months.

The original goal was simple: make email less overwhelming. It supports Gmail and Outlook, categorizes emails with AI, summarizes long threads, and helps users find important information faster.

While using it myself, I realized something.

Most days, I don't actually open my email to read emails.

I open it because I need something hidden inside an email.

Is my electricity bill due today?

What time is my meeting?

Has my Amazon order shipped?

When does flight check-in open?

The information already exists. It's just scattered across hundreds of emails.

So I'm experimenting with a different home screen.

Instead of showing the inbox first, OrganizeEmail would show a "Your Day" dashboard that automatically extracts:

💳 Bills due

📅 Meetings & calendar events

✈️ Travel plans

📦 Deliveries

📩 Important emails

The inbox is still there—it's just no longer the first thing you see.

(Attached is the latest UI concept.)

I'm curious what people here think.

If you used an email app like this:

Would you prefer opening directly into your inbox?

Or would a dashboard like this actually be more useful?

I'd love any feedback on the idea or the UI. I'm trying to build something people genuinely want to use every day, not just another Gmail clone.

The best product ideas don't always come from the product team.

They come from the people who use the product every day.

That's why our next OrganizeEmail release will include a brand-new Feature Request screen.

Instead of wondering what users want, we're making it easy for them to tell us directly—right inside the app.

Whether it's:

💡 A feature you've always wanted

⚡ A workflow that could be faster

🎨 A UI improvement

🔗 A new integration

You'll be able to submit your ideas in seconds. If we are not able to implement it, we will revert with the proper reason.

I just shipped another feature to my email management app, OrganizeEmail.

The newest addition is **real-time email notifications**, so users can get notified when new emails arrive across their connected accounts.

What started as a simple email organizer has now grown into:

• Unified Inbox

• Real-time Notifications

• AI Email Summaries

• Smart Categories

• Multiple Workspaces

• Multi-Account Support (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc.)

• Re-designed Mail Threads

• Subscription Management

One thing I realized while building is that most email apps do one or two things well, but very few try to combine organization, productivity, AI, and multi-account management into a single experience.

I'm still actively improving the product and would genuinely appreciate feedback from people who manage a lot of email.

Also offering:

🎁 6 Months of OrganizeEmail PRO Free

Promo Code: **ORGANIZE_PRO**

Limited to the first 20 users.

What is the biggest frustration you currently have with Gmail or your email app?

So currently my app got installed in 100+ countries with 10+ paid subscribers and 1,00,000 events.

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The best part is, it is all handled with just a few 10-20 crashes. That too will be handled well in the next release.

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Please share your suggestions and ideas if u have:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeSmithLabs.organizeemail

So my application got completely published a month ago. Now I have 5k+ downloads, and now I am getting a pro subscriber also. That too from a different country.

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Please check out :

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeSmithLabs.organizeemail

So I recently completed my application on organizing emails. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeSmithLabs.organizeemail

So I am about to reach 1k downloads soon. And user retention is almost 60%. But I am worried about further expansion.

While adding new features, bug resolution I used to post on Linkedin, reddit and youtube. Now as most of my features are done, how should I expand it???? I can't post the same thing everyday now.

Today I added my last noted feature of the AI summary for organizing email. The other features included:

- Smart Categories

- One click unsubscribes.

- Re- Designed Mail Conversation UI

- Workspace to keep mails separate.

- Multiple Theme

- explore all at : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeSmithLabs.organizeemail

Feels so light after 6 months of continuous work, finally a relief. Let me know what I should do next, working on bugs, or new features or advertisements or what.

So, I have been working on OrganizeEmail for the last 6 months, with a lot of paper work, tech, video editing, marketing etc. but the 1st subscriber feels very good.

https://youtube.com/shorts/ivXrp5JGiwg?si=otBAa34oS-qxgWyD

To market my application OrganizeEmail, I was looking for a different option to create shorts. And finally I found Google flow. I have 1000 free points, and the above video is made in 15 points.

There are a lot of alternatives like CreateStudio, Capcut, Canva, but now my favourite is Google Flow.

So it all started with a guy asking if we can get the Gmail access.

I looked into it, spent 5 months, spent $1500+ dollars in getting security clearance, hours of man efforts and finally the application is out.

The fun part, I lost that linkedin post and the guy.

So recently, I pushed an application as OrganizeEmail which categories and make ur emails experience better with functions like redefined mail thread design, pinning etc.

The journey was not easy as, Google Auth Assessment, 1 lac rupees in testing, months of day - night work.

Finally reached 101 users.

So for my recent application where i organize emails and make it easy for user to see it. I am facing issue with white Screen. TECH STACK - Jetpack Compose (Android)

-> I am not using "installSplashScreen()" or anything. Default Splash however utilized this as well. I am initializing AdManager in my opening activity. And 3 other things like firebase, and 2 more things in application class.
-> I tried everything including color, delay etc. but icon will not come. the color is coming, but missing is the icon.

-> App link - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeSmithLabs.organizeemail

-> Attached Image is the re-designed UI for mail thread.