Unroll.Me - Email Cleanup for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

★ ★ ★ Unroll.Me Overview

What is Unroll.Me? Unroll.Me is an app that helps users clean up their inbox by showing them all the subscription emails in their inbox and giving them full control over what they want to do with them. Users can easily unsubscribe from unwanted emails, keep the ones they want, and rollup those that they don’t want to unsubscribe from but also don’t necessarily want to see in their inbox. The app supports multiple email accounts and email providers, including Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo!, AOL, Outlook, and Google Apps.

Software Features and Description

1. Cleaning your inbox has never been so easy, or looked so good! With Unroll.Me, we’ll show you all the subscription emails in your inbox, and give you full control over what you want to do with them.

2. • View all subscription emails flooding your inbox and we’ll update this as we detect new subscriptions.

3. • Wanted to unsubscribe to an email subscription that you kept or rolled up? No worries, you can edit any and all changes that you’ve made to your subscriptions in the Subscriptions tab.

4. Easily unsubscribe from unwanted emails, keep the ones you want, and rollup those that you don’t want to unsubscribe from, but also don’t necessarily want to see in your inbox.

5. • View your rolled up emails - this updates once a day and we’ll send you a daily email of all new mail you received from your rolled up subscriptions.

6. • Unsubscribe, keep, and rollup your subscription emails, either in bulk or individually.

7. • Search your subscriptions easily so you can find that one company that won’t stop spamming you.

8. • Support for the following email providers: Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo!, AOL, Outlook and Google Apps.

9. Stop stressing over your inbox and get back to spending time on what matters to you.

10. Download Unroll.Me and get back the “you time” you’ve been missing.

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Download and install Unroll.Me - Email Cleanup on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Unroll.Me	Get App ↲	111,228 4.68	Unroll.Me

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Unroll.Me - Email Cleanup app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Unroll.Me on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Unroll.Me"
The search will reveal the Unroll.Me - Email Cleanup app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Unroll.Me is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Unroll.Me.
Now enjoy Unroll.Me on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Unroll.Me	4.68	3.3.15

Get Unroll.Me on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Unroll.Me	111228	4.68

Download on Android: Download Android

Unroll.Me - Email Cleanup functions

- View all subscription emails flooding your inbox and get updates as new subscriptions are detected

- Unsubscribe, keep, and rollup subscription emails in bulk or individually

- Search subscriptions easily to find specific companies

- Edit any changes made to subscriptions in the Subscriptions tab

- View rolled up emails and receive a daily email of all new mail received from rolled up subscriptions

- Add multiple email accounts and manage subscriptions across all accounts

- Supports email providers including Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo!, AOL, Outlook, and Google Apps.

✔ Pros:

- Effectively reduces spam emails

- Allows for rolling up of emails from stores, sites, and catalogs

- Enables easy unsubscribe from unwanted emails

- Daily roll up email feature is convenient

☹ Cons:

- Initial setup may take longer than expected

- App may experience glitches or technical issues

Top Pcmac Reviews

Very frustrating, users possibly beware

By JS ._. (Pcmac user)

I downloaded this app and went through all the steps to sign up, and got to the point where they start going through the emails and finding subscriptions. The app claimed it should’ve only taken a few minutes, so I waited... and waited. I decided to use the notification option for when it finished, but noticed when I was clearing my open apps later it seemed to glitch. It took me back to the login screen, and I logged in, but it took me back to the login page again, and again, and again! I deleted the app after that. But THEN I decided to maybe give the app another shot (the next day) because I REALLY wanted it to work, and at first I thought it did. I logged in, and the app said it had 23 subscriptions found, then I put the notifications on again. I open the app again later, and another subscription was added to the list, but the next time I logged in, it did the exact same thing as before! I really don’t appreciate this, and if it is a bug and not something sketchy (that I have been seeing in the reviews) PLEASE fix it. If this app did work for me, it would be essential, but it doesn’t. Thank you for anyone who decided to take the time reading my review, I hope this helped
Spend half the day subscribing, the other half, unsubscribing.

By Kit Kaplan (Pcmac user)

I am a compulsive information gatherer. I love to know everything about anything because you just never know when it will come in handy. Every day I am bombarded by email and spam. it seems like every time I subscribe to something new, they sell my name to someone else. Suddenly i get tons of unrelated advertising. Everywhere I go online I feel pounded with ads. On Facebook now and every “free“ app is chock-full of advertising that pops up in your face so you can’t use the app until you read it. I’m just so sick of it. That’s why I love this app. One of the best tools I have found to manage ADHD and get things done is TIO, or turn it off. When I’m trying to get something done, I turn off notifications. I have an app on my phone to track time I spend on tasks and warn me when the time is over. And I can turn the phone off and still get that alert, but nothing else. Love it.
This App actually works!

By rickyraab (Pcmac user)

I have tried many things to combat spam mail. I used the iPhone’s built in “mark as spam” and “unsubscribe” feature which didn’t help much (perhaps it’s less effective for yahoo accounts?), I marked emails as spam through Yahoo’s website directly, I would click the unsubscribe link (which I then read is not something one should do). I still battled spam emails every day so I decided to give this app a shot and after having to mark over 2000 emails as spam I’m happy to report that I now barely get any spam. Maybe one email every three days or so. It takes some work at first but it’s well worth it. My only gripe (and the reason for one star short of perfect) is the effort it takes to mark this many emails as spam. You have to swipe every single one. I wish there was a feature to select all of many emails at once and just bulk-tag them. Once you’re at the point of being caught up, it’s super easy to stay on top of things. Highly recommended!
Helpful in control of email

By Clovpug (Pcmac user)

I like this app a lot. I am able to roll up the emails from stores, sites, catalogs in which I shop from. This way I keep them for when I really need them to search deals/discounts however they do not clog up my email. They come every morning in my daily roll up email (one email includes all I wanted to roll up). The app allows me to unsubscribe from sites that I do not want emails from (spam/junk). They will go directly to my deleted box if they show up again. I did notice that these emails sometimes show up again in my inbox and am thinking they are now like robo calls in which they use a slightly different email to get through. I just go in and delete that one too. My only issue is I had accidentally unsubscribe to a couple of businesses I like and when I find they had gone directly to my deleted items folder I try to put in in my in box but it will just go back to the deleted folder and I can't figure out how to change my preference.