Pidgy
The AI inbox agent for Outlook and Gmail that tracks who owes you replies, drafts your responses, and flags what's slipping.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·Communication
What is Pidgy?
Pidgy is an AI email assistant for Outlook, Gmail, and any IMAP mailbox. It reads every email as it arrives, sorts them into lanes such as waiting on you, waiting on others, action needed, and blocking, and surfaces the few messages that need your attention. It also tracks the replies you owe and the answers you are chasing, drafts follow-up nudges, and flags threads that stall.
Pidgy is aimed at busy professionals who receive a large volume of email and want a clear plan for their day rather than digging through a crowded inbox. Its features include drafting replies that learn from your sent folder, turning action items from emails into a task list with priorities, and delegating some tasks to teammates. It also offers instant answers to questions about your inbox, a per-contact page with response times and open threads, and a calendar view where tasks can be placed into time blocks.
What sets Pidgy apart, according to the page, is that it works inside the inbox you already use without moving, hiding, or deleting emails. It is GDPR-friendly and EU-hosted, and it offers a free 7-day trial. A Chrome extension for Gmail is also mentioned.
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