mailwarden

Terms of service

Plain terms for a product in closed beta, operated by a single person.

Last updated 10 August 2026.

What Mailwarden is

A tool that reads your Gmail metadata, groups it by sender, and — only with your explicit approval — archives or moves mail to trash. It is operated by Mansi Kalra, an individual, trading as BBI.

Beta status

Mailwarden is in closed beta while Google's OAuth review is in progress. Access is capped at 100 users by Google, not by us. During beta:

What we will not do to your mail

Your responsibilities

Trash and the 30-day clock

Archiving is reversible indefinitely — archived mail stays in All Mail. If you choose trash, Gmail permanently removes that mail after 30 days, and after that neither we nor Google can recover it. Mailwarden labels this clearly before you confirm. Undo works while the mail is still in trash.

Payment and refunds

Liability

Mailwarden is provided as-is. To the extent permitted by law, our total liability is limited to what you paid us. Because we cannot permanently delete mail, the realistic worst case is mail moved to a place you can move it back from — and undo exists for exactly that.

Ending it

You can disconnect at any time; your stored data is purged within 24 hours. We may suspend an account that abuses the service or attempts to bypass safety limits.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of India.

Contact

mkb.kalra@gmail.com

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