Gmail Attachment Management Usability Test -- 3

Job ID: 40609933

Budget: $10 – $30 USD

I'm running an honest usability test for a web tool that helps you manage the attachments buried in your Gmail. I want real, honest opinions, positive or negative. Please do not write a nice review to please me. I only want the truth, because that is what actually helps.

What the tool does: it scans your Gmail and pulls every attachment into one place, then auto-sorts them into folders (invoices, contracts, receipts, CVs, travel documents, and more). You can search across all of them by sender, type or keyword, then download in bulk or sync a folder straight to your cloud drive. The goal is to end the "scroll through years of email to find one PDF" problem.

You're a good fit if your work involves a lot of email attachments and you write clear, fluent English. Any country is welcome (Europe, Asia, Americas). For example: bookkeeper, recruiter, virtual assistant, real estate agent, consultant, e-commerce seller, insurance broker, paralegal, or any freelancer who deals with invoices, contracts or CVs.

What you'll do (about 25 minutes):
1. Sign up with your own Gmail. It never deletes or modifies your emails.
2. Send me the email address you signed up with, so I can unlock Pro (all features) on your account for free.
3. Try to find one specific old attachment (an invoice, contract or receipt from months ago).
4. Organize a few attachments into a folder, then download them or sync them to your drive.
5. Write an honest review: does it actually help you manage your attachments, what worked, what confused you, and would you use it. 5 to 7 sentences.

What to send back:
- Your honest written review (again, the truth, not compliments).
- 2 or 3 screenshots while you use it (optional but appreciated).

Requirements:
- An active personal Gmail with real attachments in it.
- Fluent, clear written English.
- By submitting, you agree your feedback and first name may be shared with the product team and quoted publicly.

To show you read this, start your proposal with the word "attachments" and tell me your profession in one line.