Installing the extension, organising Chrome profiles, configuring proxies and connecting your email service provider.
To install an unpacked Chrome extension, extract the ZIP to a folder, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode and click Load unpacked, then select the extracted folder. The extension is distributed this way, rather than through the Chrome Web Store, after you purchase a license. Keep the folder in place afterwards, because Chrome loads the extension from it.
5 min readMultiple Chrome profiles let you keep each mailbox you own in its own isolated browser environment, with separate cookies, sessions, extensions and settings. That makes it the cleanest way to run inbox automation across several accounts. The extension supports multiple Chrome profiles, each with its own configuration and optional proxy.
5 min readA Chrome profile proxy routes that profile's browsing through a chosen proxy server instead of your normal connection. The extension's Proxy Manager offers three modes: direct (no proxy), shared (one proxy for all profiles) and per-account (a separate proxy per profile). Most people should start with direct and only add a proxy for a clear, legitimate reason.
5 min readThe ESP Connector links your email service provider account to the extension so it can recognise which messages in your own seed inboxes belong to a specific campaign. Instead of filtering by sender alone, you pick a campaign and the extension finds its messages. Brevo is live, MailerLite and Klaviyo are built, SendGrid and Mailchimp are untested, and Mailgun and Amazon SES are coming soon.
5 min readPlan a gradual daily sending ramp for a new mailbox or domain.
Open free toolCheck a subject line and body for spammy phrasing, shouting and link overload.
Open free toolBuild SPF and DMARC DNS TXT records for your sending domain.
Open free toolSee how a subject and preheader truncate on mobile and desktop inboxes.
Open free toolRuns in the Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, AOL and Proton tabs you are already signed in to. Filter by sender or campaign, set reading times and limits, keep a local activity log. No mailbox passwords, one-time licence.