InboxScore — inbox as a social feed

Key outcomes

The idea

Email inboxes are broken for most people — hundreds of newsletters, promotions, and notifications with no intuitive way to signal what matters. InboxScore asks: what if your inbox worked more like a social feed, where you express preference per sender and the system learns?

What we built

• A social media-like interface for email — swipe or tap to like and dislike senders, not individual messages
• Priority propagation — liked senders rise to the top; the inbox reorganises around what you actually want to read
• Auto-unsubscribe logic — when a sender hits a configurable dislike threshold, InboxScore unsubscribes on your behalf
• Architecture focused on reducing noise while keeping transactional and personal mail safe from bulk actions

Impact

InboxScore is an experiment in applying social engagement patterns to email overload — giving users agency over sender reputation rather than fighting one message at a time. It demonstrates EVOLVED AI’s ability to ship opinionated SaaS products, not just client websites.

Key takeaway

The best productivity tools often come from reframing a familiar interface — not adding more filters, but changing how users express intent.