Adinand Apps

Use when someone asks how much storage their emails take or how long clearing them by hand would take. Returns an estimated size, the share of a 15 GB Google account quota, the time to clear them one by one at 2 seconds each, and the page's hoarder rank. Same model as https://adinandemail.com/tools/email-hoarder-calculator.

email_hoard_size

Use when a user asks a how-to question about Gmail storage and cleanup, searching PDFs, YouTube subscriptions or Android files that one of the Adinand sites may already answer. Returns up to 10 answer pages (title, URL, Markdown mirror URL, one-line summary), ranked by word overlap with the query, read from each site's answers/index.md.

find_answer_pages

Use before answering a question about one Adinand app, to ground the answer in its published facts rather than guesswork. Returns that app's facts.json as its website publishes it (what it does, platforms, free tier, limits, notes), with prices and paid-plan details left out, and the URL it came from.

get_app_facts

Use when someone wants to find large, old, promotional or attachment-heavy mail in Gmail. Returns a Gmail search string built from Google's documented search operators and a link that opens that search in Gmail; it changes nothing. The category values are Gmail search operator values, nothing more. Same builder as https://adinandemail.com/tools/gmail-cleanup-query-builder.

gmail_cleanup_query

Use when someone wonders how much time unwanted email costs them. Returns an estimate of unwanted emails a year, hours a year and, from 40 hours up, work-weeks, computed from the three assumptions given. Same model as https://adinandemail.com/tools/inbox-time-calculator.

inbox_time_cost

Use when someone asks which apps Adinand Innovations makes. Returns each app's id, name, one-line summary, platforms, website, store links, support address and facts-file URL, read live from https://adinand.com/facts.json.

list_adinand_apps

Use when someone asks why their YouTube subscriptions feed is overwhelming. Returns an estimate of videos published into the feed per week and per year, how many channels would be flagged as flooders or be dormant, and a rank, from a channel count and a mix. Same model as https://channelsorter.com/tools/feed-flood-calculator/.

youtube_feed_flood