Know who’s waiting on you, without leaving Gmail.
Pidgy is an AI assistant that lives in your Gmail sidebar. It tracks every reply you owe and every answer you’re chasing, turns emails into tasks, and drafts the reply in your voice.
Free to try. No credit card. Ready after a five-minute read of your inbox.
One click in Chrome, and Pidgy moves into your Gmail sidebar.
Gmail shows you what arrived. Not what’s still open.
The reply you meant to send on Tuesday sinks under forty newer emails. The question you asked last week goes quiet and nobody notices. Pidgy reads every email, works out who is waiting on whom, and keeps that list next to your inbox.
No more “sorry for the late reply.”
Every reply you owe and every answer you’re chasing, sorted by how long it has been waiting. Open it between meetings and you know where you stand.
Replies that sound like you.
Pick a direction or type a few words. Pidgy writes the full reply in Gmail’s own editor. Edit a line, hit send.
A CRM that fills itself.
Each contact gets a page with their background, what you owe them and what is still open. Pidgy builds it from your email. You type nothing.
Four things Gmail can’t do on its own.
All of it sits in the Gmail sidebar, one click from the email you’re reading.
See who you owe, and who owes you.
The Today view splits your open threads in two: people waiting on you, and people you’re waiting on. The oldest sits at the top, so the reply that is three weeks late can’t hide.
- Opens from Gmail’s side panel on any screen
- Shows what each person asked, in their words
- Nudges for stalled threads are already drafted
Open an email. See what it asks of you.
Pidgy’s drawer opens next to the message and lists the tasks hiding in it. A deadline in the second paragraph, a request in the last line: both are caught, and neither depends on your memory.
- Accept or dismiss a suggested task in one click
- Set a due date, or mark it done
- Assign it to a teammate without forwarding anything
A full reply from six words.
Pidgy sits above Gmail’s Send button in every compose window. Choose one of three reply directions, or describe what you want to say. The draft lands in Gmail’s editor, written the way you write.
- Recipients, subject, signature and attachments stay put
- Edit the draft like any other email
- Gmail still does the sending, and only when you click
Click a person. Get the whole story.
Before you reply to Marco, see who he is, what you owe him and what is still open between you. Pidgy writes each contact page from your email history, per person and per organisation.
- A short background, written from your threads
- Open work, files and emails you’ve exchanged
- How fast you each reply to the other
From install to sorted inbox in about five minutes.
Three steps. Nothing to configure, and nothing changes about the way you send email.
Add Pidgy to Chrome
One click in the Chrome Web Store. Pidgy moves into your Gmail sidebar.
10 secondsConnect your Gmail
Click Connect in the extension and continue with Google. No passwords stored, no credit card asked.
1 minuteLet Pidgy read
Pidgy takes about five minutes to read your inbox. Then your Today view is ready: who you owe, who owes you, and the drafts to close each one.
5 minutesFree to try. No credit card. Remove it any time.
What email really costs, in numbers.
Gmail stays Gmail. Pidgy just sits beside it.
The extension runs in its own isolated panel, so it never interferes with Gmail. Your email is processed only to give you the service. It is never used to train models and never sold.
Your mail is left alone
Pidgy never moves, hides or deletes an email.
You click send
Pidgy drafts. Gmail sends, and only when you say so.
Never trains on you
Your messages are never used to train any model.
Encrypted, EU-hosted
In transit and at rest. Delete everything in one click.
Open Gmail tomorrow already knowing.
Add the extension, connect your mailbox, and Pidgy shows you every reply you owe and every answer you’re waiting for.
On Outlook or another mailbox? You get the same views in the Pidgy portal. Try Pidgy for free →
Before you add it.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for, drop us a line at hello@alkmist.ai.
What is Pidgy?
Pidgy is an AI assistant for your inbox. It reads your email, ranks what matters, turns requests into tasks, drafts replies in your voice, and follows up on stalled threads. The Chrome extension puts all of that inside Gmail.
What does the extension add to Gmail?
Four things. A Today view that separates who is waiting on you from who you are waiting on. A drawer next to each email with the tasks found in it. A reply bar above Gmail’s Send button that drafts in your voice. And a contact page for every person and organisation you email.
Is it free?
The extension is free to add, and Pidgy is free to try. You do not need a credit card to start.
Do I need a Pidgy account?
Yes. The extension shows what Pidgy has worked out from your mailbox, so it needs a Pidgy account with your Gmail connected. If you are new, click Connect in the extension to create one. Pidgy is ready after a five-minute read of your inbox.
Does Pidgy send emails without asking?
Never. Pidgy writes the draft into Gmail’s editor and stops there. Gmail does the sending, and only when you click Send.
Will it change how my Gmail works?
No. Pidgy never moves, hides or deletes an email. It runs in its own isolated panel beside your inbox, and your recipients, subject, signature and attachments stay exactly where Gmail put them.
How does Pidgy handle my data?
Your data is yours. Pidgy processes email only to provide the service, never to train models, and never sells or shares it with third parties. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest and hosted in the EU. Alkmist, the company behind Pidgy, is ISO 27001 certified, and you can delete your account and data at any time. More detail is in the Trust Center.
I use Outlook, or a browser other than Chrome. Can I still use Pidgy?
Yes. The extension runs in Chrome on Gmail. On Outlook or any IMAP mailbox, and in any browser, you get the same views in the Pidgy portal.
How do I remove it?
Right-click the Pidgy icon in Chrome and choose “Remove from Chrome”. You can also disconnect your mailbox and delete your Pidgy account whenever you like.