{
  "schema": "triagebox-promo/1",
  "id": "triagebox-promo-2026-10-12",
  "title": "TriageBox in one minute",
  "product": "TriageBox — Gmail cleanup, unsubscribe & scam checks",
  "page": "https://triagebox.hackdict.com/promo/",
  "homepage": "https://triagebox.hackdict.com/",
  "install": "https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/triagebox-ai-checker-for/fdkbolcjccjkgadblcfnbnlibaiaellj",
  "video": {
    "url": "https://triagebox.hackdict.com/promo/triagebox-promo.mp4?v=c357f9f1",
    "mime": "video/mp4",
    "width": 1920,
    "height": 1080,
    "fps": 60,
    "durationSeconds": 63,
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  },
  "poster": {
    "url": "https://triagebox.hackdict.com/promo/triagebox-promo-poster.jpg",
    "mime": "image/jpeg",
    "width": 1920,
    "height": 1080
  },
  "chapters": [
    {
      "at": 0,
      "title": "TriageBox 2.02"
    },
    {
      "at": 5.4,
      "title": "Every email in one sentence"
    },
    {
      "at": 10.8,
      "title": "What it asks, and by when"
    },
    {
      "at": 18.0,
      "title": "The sign-in code, on the card"
    },
    {
      "at": 23.4,
      "title": "One-click unsubscribe"
    },
    {
      "at": 28.8,
      "title": "Triage: plan, then apply once"
    },
    {
      "at": 37.8,
      "title": "Bulk sweep, count first"
    },
    {
      "at": 48.6,
      "title": "Private by design"
    },
    {
      "at": 55.8,
      "title": "Get TriageBox"
    }
  ],
  "alt": "One-minute TriageBox promo filmed on the real extension (version 2.02) with a fictional mailbox, over a calm piano score. Intro: the TriageBox logo, 'Clear Gmail without living in it.' A browser window rises with three tabs (Inbox, Triage, Bulk sweep); the TriageBox popup opens under its toolbar icon, which shows 8 unread. 01, AI summaries, 'Every email in one sentence.': the open sign-in card folds and the popup lists eight emails, each with its time, a category, an AI-written one-line title, the sender and a round relevance score. 02, 'What it asks, and by when.': close-up of Maya's saved summary: three November cover options A, B and C, Maya prefers B, the printer needs the choice by Friday 14:00, and the action 'Reply to Maya with your cover choice by Friday 14:00'. 03, Sign-in codes: the Northpass card shows 482913 in place of its subject; Copy code turns into '✓ Copied'. 04, Unsubscribe: on The Sunday Edit's weekly letter one click sends the one-click unsubscribe request and archives the email. 05, Triage, 'Plan the inbox. Apply once.': the Triage page lists every email with its score and a suggested action; the Brightcart sale is switched to Unsubscribe, Apply actions runs, and the page reports 2 moved out of Inbox, 5 kept unchanged. 06, Bulk sweep, 'Clear a sender, count first.': the inbox grouped by sender; archiving brightcart-mail.com opens a dialog with the live count, 'Archive 214 messages'; the sweep finishes with 214 archived and marked read, and an Undo button appears. Private by design: a diagram shows your browser exchanging mail with Google, an optional AI provider reached only with your own key, and a struck-out TriageBox server: there isn't one. No TriageBox account, no mailbox server, revoke any time. End card: TriageBox, Add to my browser, triagebox.hackdict.com, free, no account, Chrome, Edge and Brave.",
  "posts": {
    "x": "Clear Gmail without living in it.\n\nTriageBox summarises new mail in the background, puts sign-in codes on the card, unsubscribes in one click and clears a whole sender with the exact count first.\n\nFree, no account → https://triagebox.hackdict.com/ #InboxZero",
    "bluesky": "Clear Gmail without living in it.\n\nTriageBox summarises new mail in the background (free Gemini key or your own), copies sign-in codes from the card, unsubscribes in one click and clears whole senders with the exact count first.\n\nNo account, no mailbox server: https://triagebox.hackdict.com/",
    "mastodon": "Clear Gmail without living in it.\n\nTriageBox is a free browser extension for Gmail:\n• new mail summarised in the background, with a free Gemini API key or your own\n• sign-in codes on the card, one click to copy\n• one-click unsubscribe where the list supports it\n• Triage: a suggested action per email, applied in one go\n• Bulk sweep by sender, with the exact count before anything moves\n\nNo TriageBox account, no mailbox server.\n\nhttps://triagebox.hackdict.com/\n\n#Gmail #InboxZero #BrowserExtension",
    "linkedin": "I built TriageBox to clear Gmail without living in it.\n\n• New mail summarised in the background: the key facts, the action and its deadline, before you open it. A free Gemini API key is enough; any other key works too.\n• Sign-in codes on the card, one click to copy\n• One-click unsubscribe where the list supports it\n• Triage: every email scored with a suggested action; change any of them, then apply them all at once\n• Bulk sweep: group by sender, see the exact count, then archive, with an undo\n\nNo TriageBox account and no mailbox server: your mail goes between your browser and Google.\n\nOne minute of the real extension (2.02, the Chrome Web Store version) above. Free for Chrome, Edge and Brave: https://triagebox.hackdict.com/",
    "reddit": {
      "title": "I built a free browser extension that summarises new Gmail in the background, plans the whole inbox in one pass and clears whole senders with the exact count first",
      "body": "One-minute demo of the real extension (2.02, the version on the Chrome Web Store): https://triagebox.hackdict.com/promo/\n\nWhat it does:\n- With Auto-summarize on, new unread mail is summarised in the background, so opening an email shows its key facts, the action and the deadline at once. It needs an AI key: a free Gemini API key from Google AI Studio is enough, or bring your own (OpenRouter, xAI Grok or a billed Gemini project).\n- Sign-in codes appear on the card with a Copy code button. No AI involved.\n- One-click unsubscribe where the list supports it.\n- The Triage page scores every email (with an AI key) and suggests an action: keep, archive, file, unsubscribe or trash. Change any of them, then Apply actions does them all.\n- Bulk sweep groups the inbox by sender and shows the live count before anything is archived or deleted, and a sweep can be undone.\n\nThere is no TriageBox account and no mailbox server: mail goes between your browser and Google, and AI requests go straight to the provider whose key you added.\n\nWorks in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers: https://triagebox.hackdict.com/"
    }
  },
  "hashtags": [
    "#InboxZero",
    "#Gmail",
    "#BrowserExtension"
  ],
  "notes": [
    "Every screen in the video is the real TriageBox 2.02 extension (popup, Triage page and Bulk sweep page) rendered from its own code; only the browser's tab strip and toolbar around them, the captions and the privacy diagram are drawn. The mailbox, senders, domains, counts and summary texts are fictional (store-assets/promo-reel/fixtures.mjs). Summaries are stored the way Auto-summarize stores them, the Triage list is the shape a finished rating run leaves, and the service worker's replies are simulated with the shapes it really returns, so no Gmail or AI request was made.",
    "Summaries and Triage scores need an AI key: a free Gemini API key from Google AI Studio, or the user's own key for OpenRouter, xAI Grok or a billed Gemini project, with Auto-summarize on. The sign-in code comes from the subject and needs no AI.",
    "The Chrome Web Store served 2.02 (updated 5 October 2026) when checked on 12 October 2026, the version the video shows.",
    "Music: an original piano and pad score synthesised for the reel (store-assets/promo-reel-music.mjs), no third-party audio."
  ],
  "usage": "Free to repost unchanged, with a link to https://triagebox.hackdict.com/.",
  "updated": "2026-10-12"
}