Leave Me Alone Reviews

Date of experience: December 10, 2024

I came across Leave Me Alone from Setapp and am IN LOVE with this app. I mainly use Microsoft for work and personal email, and its spam filtering leaves A LOT to be desired. Beyond that, as time goes on I just accumulate more and more digital junk in my mailboxes.

LMA gives an awesome interface to classify and "do something" with all the digital debris flowing in every day. I love having a "Roll Up" of just business vendors trying to sell me crap, another of all the crappy newsletters magazines send me that "maybe I wanna look at, maybe I don't."

The app works well, and when questions arise - their team is at the ready to answer and help!

LeaveMeAlone was a game-changer for my productivity workflow. I spent too much time on my emails, especially checking all the newsletters. I am a huge fan of their rollups feature, where I read all the emails on Sunday, while I can stay focused throughout the week.

Besides that, Danielle and James are great, they have by far the fastest support I have ever experience and they are very kind all the time.

Such an easy way to unsubscribe from all the newsletters that were piling up in my inbox over the years.

What an unbelievable time saver and great customer service

A product you can trust fully. The creators of leavemealone both genuinely care about their customers and their customers data and satisfaction. Use this product not only to help yourself but also support 2 indie makers create a sustainable company!

Leave Me Alone has lived up to its name and its intention. It's provided my "inbox zero" strategy with a perfect tool. Instead of fearing to sign up for anything, It's let me let loose and sign up for everything. Knowing that I can easily and delightfully unsubscribe easily, I'm more open with my email address. And they are addressing new issues all the time. I'm excited to learn how to use their new Inbox Shield, if I can.

I have been using Leave Me Alone since it's earliest versions. From the very first post on Product Hunt it was clear James and Danielle were trying to create something that would help people while maintaining their privacy.

I've enjoyed watching the product evolve and use it every day to help manage the constant stream of emails (spam, mass and otherwise).

They're consistently improving the service, several times I've thought to make suggestions, only to discover that they've implemented the feature already.

They are open and transparent with their customers (and run a open startup, which is very cool).

It's a great product and you should be using it.

It works okay, but in hindsight I wouldn't spend the money on this owing to the amount of emails this does not fully work on (you'll have to manually unsubscribe) and also a lot of emails that weren't picked up on the system.

I'd recommend deleting everything and just unsubscribing yourself as they come in.