Changelog
July 23, 2026 · Outlook, Deep Clean, and Outreach Source Removal
- Sieve now connects to Outlook as well as Gmail, and classifies, labels, and files mail the same way on both.
- Deep Clean handles the mail that arrived before Sieve started watching. Bulk Sweep clears old newsletters and recurring clutter, and Smart Scan reviews cold outreach and one-off clutter.
- Outreach Source Removal finds the sales-data sources that hand out your address, prepares the removal requests, and tracks follow-up. Nothing is sent until you authorize it.
- Breach monitoring checks your connected addresses against known data breaches, shows what was exposed in each one, and rechecks every week. Pro plans only.
- Mailing-list cleanup, Deep Clean, and Outreach Source Removal are now separate tools in the dashboard, each with its own scan and its own review step.
- Plans are now Basic, Pro, and Team. Basic covers one inbox with Smart Unsubscribe and Bulk Sweep. Pro adds a second inbox, Smart Scan, Outreach Source Removal, and breach monitoring. Team adds one admin dashboard and shared billing for every member. Annual billing saves 15%.
July 11, 2026 · Practical inbox guides
- The new Blog brings together practical guides for stopping spam, building Gmail filters, managing an inbox, and choosing anti-spam tools.
- New comparison pages explain how Sieve differs from SaneBox, Clean Email, Mailstrom, and other inbox tools.
July 9, 2026 · Smart Unsubscribe and referrals
- Smart Unsubscribe now finds recurring mailing lists, lets you keep or stop each sender, and files future mail from lists you stop.
- The referral page now makes rewards, pending referrals, and remaining free months easier to understand and includes direct sharing options.
- Sieve now confirms when a referral becomes a paid subscription and a free month is earned.
July 8, 2026 · Faster history review
- History can now be searched by sender or subject without putting private search terms in the page URL.
- The dashboard now shows mailing-list cleanup separately from ordinary filtering, with an explicit scan before suggestions appear.
July 6, 2026 · Clearer decisions and easier corrections
- Recent classifications now explain each decision in plain language.
- You can correct a recent classification directly from the dashboard by switching its label.
- Onboarding now includes a short hands-on step showing how corrections teach Sieve your preferences.
July 1, 2026 · A new dashboard and better multi-inbox support
- The dashboard was reorganized around Overview, History, Contacts, Corrections, Settings, Referrals, and Team pages, with a consistent inbox switcher.
- History now includes all classified mail, supports pagination, and can combine activity across connected inboxes.
- Contacts and corrections now stay in sync across a user's connected inboxes.
- A second inbox inherits the primary inbox's preferences and skips the initial backfill scan.
- Referrals now show earned credits, invited friends, and the effect of credits on the next bill.
June 16, 2026 · Closed beta foundation
- Sieve began watching connected Gmail inboxes and filing cold sales pitches, recruiter spam, phishing, impersonation, and other dangerous mail under reviewable labels instead of deleting it.
- Sign-in and Gmail access were separated into clearer steps so people can review the connection before filtering starts.
- Common unwanted-email categories are selected by default during onboarding and can be changed before the first scan.