Splits Inboxes 2.0

Creating a Custom Split Inbox

In addition to leveraging default Splits in Superhuman, you can customize your own Splits. 

Custom Splits let you personalize your inbox for better organization and focus. They're especially useful for high-volume emails or messages you want to batch process efficiently. 

Try it Now on Desktop

  1. Select the email from which you'd like create a new Split.
  2. Hit Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows) → New Split Inbox.
  3. Choose whether you'd like to use the sender, domain, recipient, subject, or label for the Split.
  4. Enter a name for your Split.

⚡ Try it Now on Mobile

  1. Two-finger tap for Superhuman Command, then type Split Inbox Settings.
  2. Tap the account you'd like to create a Split in.
  3. Tap Add Split Inbox.
  4. Under Build your own, tap how you'd like to create that Split query. (Choose between the email, domain, or subject).

Adding to a Split

You can easily add more emails to existing Splits to support your organizational structures. 

⚡ Try it Now on Desktop

  1. Select the email you’d like to add to a Split.
  2. Hit Cmd+K or Ctrl+K → Add to Split Inbox.
  3. Choose whether you’d like to add the sender, domain, recipient, subject, or label to the Split.
  4. Select the Split you’re adding to.

⚡ Try it Now on Mobile

  1. Tap on an email you'd like to add to a Split.
  2. Two-finger tap for Superhuman Command, then type Add to Split Inbox.
  3. Choose whether you'd like to add the sender or domain to the Split.
  4. Select the Split you're adding to.

Editing a Split

You can make edits to any custom Split you've created.

⚡ Try it Now on Desktop

  1. Hit Cmd+K or Ctrl+K → Split Inbox Settings.
  2. Click the ⚙️ next to the custom Split to rename it, delete it, or add or remove definitions.
  3. Hit Save to make those changes.

⚡ Try it Now on Mobile

  1. Two-finger tap for Superhuman Command, then type Split Inbox Settings.
  2. Tap the account you would like to edit a Split in.
  3. Tap the Split you would like to edit.
  4. Tap the red minus sign to remove a definition, or tap Add Email or Domain to add another definition.

💡 Tips

  • As you learned earlier, Splits are meant to promote focus, so you should reserve them for intentional workflows or priorities. Two to five Splits can help with creating structure and prioritization, while more than five can reduce productivity by increasing email processing time.
  • Name your Splits with an emoji to save space and add some color! Just hit : when naming 😄

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