Back up before you decide
Create a complete, local MBOX archive first. Your source mailbox stays unchanged, and every decision remains reversible.
Archive-first email migration
Make room for
the mail that
matters.
Imboxer helps you leave a slow, cluttered IMAP inbox behind. Archive everything to MBOX, separate signal from noise, and migrate only the email you choose—fast.
MBOX archive firstSource stays untouchedSafe to resume
Sender review
Choose what moves.
12,846messages
All mailReceiptsPeopleNoise
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Trail Supply Co.1,284 messages
AdvertisementM
Morgan Chen96 messages
HumanN
Northstar Bank341 messages
ReceiptArchive completeOriginals protected
Noise identifiedReady for your review
One careful workflow. From an overloaded IMAP account to a clean Gmail destination.
A migration you can trust
Don’t drag your old inbox
into your new one.
Most migration tools copy everything and ask questions later. Imboxer gives you a deliberate, archive-first path.
See what is worth moving
Review mail by sender and evidence-backed type—receipts, people, newsletters, advertisements, and more.
Move only what you approve
Freeze a thoughtful migration plan, then send the approved messages to Gmail with durable progress and receipts.
Built for the irreplaceable stuff
Smart enough to help.
Careful enough to ask.
Imboxer uses explainable classification signals to surface likely noise, while uncertain mail stays in review. Nothing is silently discarded, and the original archive remains yours.
Join the private BetaEvidence, not guesswork
Every classification is designed to be reviewable and explainable.
Your archive, your choice
Keep your MBOX files yourself or use Imboxer’s hosted archive option.
Resumable by default
Durable checkpoints help long migrations recover without starting over.
Private Beta access
See what a thoughtful
migration could save.
Tell us a little about your current mailbox and migration plans. We’ll review your request and follow up with preview availability and paid Beta details.
Built for real migrationsWe’re prioritizing people and teams actively planning a move from IMAP to Gmail.