The add-on claims that this can help you to reclaim about an hour from your inbox every week, but even if you use it more or less than that, you’re likely to benefit from the tools Inbox When Ready can give you. You can also set an inbox budget so that you only have a certain number of times you can check them each day to focus on more important matters. This makes it so that you can still compose new emails and search for specific requests without getting bogged down in every new email that pops up. You can set this up between certain times, so you can focus on deep work. For example, you can have Inbox When Ready automatically hide your emails. It does this in a number of different ways. Inbox When Ready aims to make it so that you don’t need to check your inbox as often as you currently do. Unlike most of the other entries on this list, Inbox When Ready only works with Gmail, so you’ll be unable to benefit if you’re using another email provider.

First up on this list is Inbox When Ready for Gmail.

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