Let your AI assistant tidy your Google Drive & Gmail — safely.

Housekeeping is a set of MCP servers that give Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client the tools the stock connectors lack. They run locally, on your own account, and preview every change before anything moves.

Drive

File a messy Drive by its contents.

Move, rename, file-by-content, dedupe, fix timestamps, OCR scanned PDFs — all by file ID, with a dry-run plan you approve first. The OCR and the classifier run on your own machine, so your documents are never uploaded — that needs a one-time local install, not a browser plugin.

Housekeeping filing a messy Google Drive from your AI assistant

One command to set it up: Drive & Disk setup guide

Gmail

Clear the bulk mail, keep every personal email.

It finds mass senders by their headers — List-Unsubscribe, Precedence — not by guessing from the address, so mail meant for you is never touched. Then it unsubscribes, moves the bulk to Trash (recoverable 30 days), and filters it out for good.

Housekeeping clearing bulk mail from a Gmail inbox

One-click install in Claude Desktop: download the Gmail extension · setup guide

Free forever
  • Drive: search, classify, dedupe, OCR
  • Gmail: scan & rank your mass-mail senders
  • Every dry-run — see the exact plan
  • Unlimited, no account
$5 once · lifetime
  • Apply it: move, rename, trash — and unsubscribe + filter mail
  • file_into · apply_plan · block · apply
  • Drive and Gmail — both servers, one key
One-time. No subscription. Signed license key, works offline. Sold by Paddle, our reseller — VAT and receipt handled at checkout.
How it works

Your files and mail never touch our servers.

The server runs on your machine and talks straight to your own Google account. The only thing you get from us is a one-time license key — the purchase and your data never meet.

Sequence diagram: you buy a license from the website, then your AI client drives the local Housekeeping MCP server, which reads and tidies your own Google Drive and Gmail. The website never sees your data.

New here? Follow the one-click setup guide.