Guard Mail

Scam emails stop here.

Guard Mail checks every email that arrives in your own mailbox and moves the dangerous ones aside. Nothing is deleted.

  • Nothing is deleted
  • Keep your email address
  • Works with the mailbox you have

How it works

Three steps. After the first one, Guard Mail works by itself.

  1. Connect your mailbox

    Outlook and Hotmail connect through a Microsoft sign-in. Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud and others use an app password. The setup explains each step.

  2. New emails are checked

    A few minutes after an email arrives, Guard Mail checks it.

  3. Scam emails are moved

    Scam and phishing emails go into a folder called “Suspicious”. You keep reading your email where you always have.

What happens to your emails

Guard Mail moves emails. It never deletes them.

  • Scam and phishing emails→Folder “Suspicious”
  • Spam→Your spam folder
  • Newsletters and advertisingonly if you want→Their own folder
  • Notificationsonly if you want→Their own folder
  • Everything else→Stays where it is, untouched

Guard Mail itself never deletes an email. The folders are part of your mailbox; “Suspicious” is never emptied automatically. Your mail provider empties its own spam folder after a while, usually after around 30 days, so look into it now and then.

Works with the mailbox you have

You do not need a new email address. These guides show what your provider’s own filter does and what Guard Mail adds.

Who Guard Mail is for

Your own rules, in plain language

You can also tell Guard Mail what else to do with your email. You write a rule the way you would say it. For example:

“Emails from my bowling club go into the folder Club.”

What Guard Mail sees of your email

To check an email, its sender, subject and text are sent to our servers and to an AI model. A filter cannot judge an email without reading it, and we would rather say that plainly. The details are in the privacy policy.

Price

Free to try

$6 a month

  • or $60 a year
  • for up to two mailboxes
  • each further mailbox: $2.50 a month

Guard Mail, scam email filter

Connects to the mailbox you already have and moves scam and phishing emails into a separate folder. Nothing is deleted.

Questions and answers

Is anything deleted?

Not by Guard Mail. It only moves emails into folders and never deletes one. Scam and phishing emails go into a folder called “Suspicious”, which is never emptied automatically. Spam goes to your mail provider’s own spam folder. Providers empty that folder by themselves after a while, usually after around 30 days, so look into it now and then.

Do I need a new email address or a new email program?

No. Guard Mail connects to the mailbox you already have. You keep your address and your usual email program.

Which mailboxes does it work with?

Outlook and Hotmail connect through a Microsoft sign-in. Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud and others connect through an app password, which the setup explains. Guard Mail also works with other IMAP mailboxes.

What does Guard Mail see of my emails?

To check an email, its sender, subject and text are sent to our servers and to an AI model. The details are in the privacy policy.

Does it catch every scam email?

No filter catches every scam email, and we do not promise that. If an email asks for money, a password or a code, check with the sender in a way you already trust, for example by phone.

What does it cost?

$6 a month or $60 a year for up to two mailboxes. Each further mailbox costs $2.50 a month. It is free to try.

Can I sign up now?

Not yet. Sign-up opens shortly. Until then you can check single emails for free at isthisaphishingmail.com.

Who runs Guard Mail?

The team behind email-filter.ai. Guard Mail runs on the same engine. The company details are in the imprint. You can reach us at hello@email-filter.ai.

Try it with your own mailbox

Connects to the mailbox you already have and moves scam and phishing emails into a separate folder. Nothing is deleted.