Legacy brand update
EmailGuru is now KeepKnown.
If you searched for EmailGuru or Email Guru, you are in the right place. KeepKnown is the same inbox-screening idea with sharper privacy, Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, and Microsoft 365 support.
EmailGuru has moved under the KeepKnown name. The product focus is still simple: make a public inbox private again by letting known senders through and moving unknown senders out of the inbox.
KeepKnown uses your contacts as the allow-list. Messages from people outside that list move to a recoverable screening area such as KK:OUTSIDERS. Nothing is deleted, and the product is designed around sender relationship rather than message-body scanning.
Short answer
EmailGuru searchers should use KeepKnown now.
KeepKnown is the active product for Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, and Microsoft 365 inbox screening. Start with a free audit if you want to see how much unknown-sender mail is reaching your inbox.
What changed with KeepKnown.
Clearer positioning
A strict allow-list email filter for people whose public inbox attracts cold outreach.
Private routing
Known people stay visible; outsiders move to a recoverable screening label or folder.
Gmail and Outlook
KeepKnown supports Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, and Microsoft 365 workflows.
Questions before you connect.
Is EmailGuru the same as KeepKnown?
KeepKnown is the current brand and product experience for the inbox-screening tool previously searched as EmailGuru or Email Guru.
What does KeepKnown do?
KeepKnown screens unknown senders out of Gmail and Outlook by comparing senders with your contact list. Outsider mail remains recoverable and is not deleted.
Where should I start?
Run the free inbox audit first if you want a fast read on your current unknown-sender volume. Connect your inbox when you are ready to start automatic screening.
Related inbox workflows
EmailGuru moved to KeepKnown
Audit your inbox, then screen unknown senders automatically.