For job seekers

The recruiter replied. Somewhere in there.

Killer Email turns Gmail and Outlook mail into one action list for recruiter replies, interview times and application updates. Less digging through the job-alert pile.

Real replies get buried under alerts

Applications leave from one address, a recruiter uses another, and job alerts keep arriving while a request for your availability waits between them.

Killer Email quarantines the noise and sorts the remaining mail into Today, Next Week and Later, with a one-line next step.

What you get

  • Recruiter replies across accounts.See interview requests and application updates in one list.
  • The request without the digging.A one-line action shows when to share availability, confirm a time or read an update.
  • Interview times on your calendar.Review a proposed block for an interview before adding it.
  • A draft ready for review.Choose whether to save a reply in the account the recruiter emailed.

Killer Email organizes email; it doesn't promise a job or a response.

The short version

Works with Gmail and Outlook (not Yahoo or iCloud yet). Killer Email never deletes or sends your mail; drafts and calendar blocks only happen when you say so. Sorting uses the sender, subject and a short preview, not your full emails, and your email is never used to train AI. Solo is $5/month for one account; Pro is $9/month for up to 10 accounts — any mix of Gmail and Outlook. First 7 days free, cancel in two taps.

How we handle your data

The unread count is the bigger problem? See Killer Email for email overwhelm.

Don't let the good one get buried.

7 days free, then from $5/month. Cancel in two taps.