Each tagged email indicates a lifespan. Once passed, the email can be deleted in bulk.
The process is simple and quick. You can do it once a year.
No need to re-read each message, no need to hesitate. The lifespan was decided at the time of sending. Your only task: search, select, delete.
Follow the timeline below to clean your inbox in a few minutes.
In your inbox search bar, type TicTag1Y (ou TicTag3Y, or TicTag5Y).
Note the send date of each email. For example: today is 25 March 2026. If you search TicTag1Y, all emails dated before 25 March 2025 are concerned.
Select all emails from the expired period. Most mail clients allow "select all" with one click.
Delete. You are deleting single-use emails whose lifespan was indicated from the start. No hesitation needed.
Faites la même chose avec TicTag3Y et TicTag5Y en adaptant la période.
You decide yourself
TicTag does nothing automatically. The tag is an indication, not a command. You remain in control of your emails.
Every deleted email reduces unnecessary storage and your carbon footprint. A small gesture, but multiplied across millions of inboxes, the impact is real.
Sometimes a tagged email contains information you want to keep after all. No problem.
Forward it to yourself after removing the tag from the text. You keep the information without the tag, and the original email can be deleted normally.
Even without a TicTag tag, you can sort your inbox. Here's a simple tip:
Search in your inbox for terms like "unsubscribe", "désabonner" ou "promo". These words appear in most newsletters and marketing emails. Select them in bulk and delete.
Every stored email consumes energy. Multiply by billions...