BatchGoblin

On-device tools · Pro Workspace

From a pile to something usable.

Emails and files in. PDFs, attachments, and a named batch out. Pro asks what the evidence supports, and what is still a guess.

Try 20 filesSee plans

Local tools

Convert. Extract. Rename.

Three jobs, on this device. Checkout is the only Essentials network step.

01

Email to PDF

Make emails readable and shareable

.msg.eml
02

Attachment Extractor

Recover the actual documents from many emails

.msg.eml
03

Batch Rename & Organize

Make those documents easy to find and hand over

any files

Trial

Start with a labeled sample.

20 files per batch, 3 times. Then Essentials or Pro. Checkout is not configured on this deployment. Labeled sample batches still work.

20files in a sample batch
3free sample batches
100 / 25 MBpaid files and per-file cap, 100 MB per batch

Try it

Drop a batch. Stay in the browser.

Email to PDF

Plans

Essentials or Pro.

$19 for local tools. $29 total for Signals and paperwork. No per-batch charge.

Local

Essentials

$19 a month

  • Email to PDF
  • Attachment Extractor
  • Batch Rename & Organize

Work stays in the browser. Files are not uploaded to run these tools.

Try a sample

Workspace

Pro

$29 a month total

  • Everything in Essentials
  • BatchGoblin Signals (Customer Feedback workspace)
  • Monthly Paperwork workspace
  • Invoice and receipt extraction
  • Completeness checks
  • Document versions
  • Follow-up drafts
  • Organized exports

Signals and other Pro analysis share 100 AI page units and 1024 MB storage per billing period, 10 active pages. Not unlimited. No surprise processing charges.

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Limits

Clear caps. No invented demand.

On-device first

Essentials never uploads the batch to run. You download the result.

Pro is explicit

Workspace files move only when you choose an upload action.

Signals stays honest

What does this evidence support, and what are we still guessing?

Briefs, not buttons

ManifestOS, Make it RAIN, and AppHole handoffs are downloads only.

Export

Save emails as files

No Outlook or Gmail login. Save .msg or .eml, then drop them here. PST and OST are not supported.

Outlook on Windows
  1. Open Outlook and select the message.
  2. Choose File, then Save As.
  3. Set the type to Outlook Message Format, Unicode (*.msg).
  4. Save, then drop the .msg file here. Repeat, or multi-select if your Outlook version allows it.

Outlook on the web cannot save .msg. Use desktop Outlook, or save as .eml from another app.

Outlook on Mac
  1. Select the message.
  2. Choose File, then Save As, or drag the message to a folder.
  3. Mac Outlook usually creates an .eml file. That works here.
Gmail
  1. Open the message.
  2. Open the more menu (three dots).
  3. Choose Download message. Gmail saves an .eml file.
Apple Mail
  1. Select one or more messages.
  2. Choose File, then Save As, or drag them to Finder.
  3. You should get .eml files. Drop those here.
Thunderbird
  1. Select the messages.
  2. Choose Save As, then File.
  3. Save as .eml and drop the files here.