Looks useful, but that's a lot of detail and small text. Maybe start with an image of a messy inbox and a "Does your inbox look like this?" And then a tidy one with labels on the side, and a "Turn it into this, with one click."

Seeing some of these rules, it makes me think that email is more of a notification and receipt system than a messaging system – shuffling some of these things away is useful, because you _might_ want to go back to it later, but others it's more just emails meant to get your attention for a thing, and that thing is often buried in the email (or worse, behind a click).

Additionally, some of these could be a bad idea to skip the inbox with, such as the security notifications. 9/10 those are self-triggered, but in the one case where it's not, you _want_ to see it.

Anyway, cool thing. Didn't realize the rules were portable. I do think that the effort that has to go into vetting the "preselected" rules is roughly the same as just going through and coming up with them from scratch.