Industries
An AI email assistant, in training for your trade.
Same bird, different specialism. Pidgy reads the mailbox you already use, sorts what needs you from what does not, turns buried requests into tasks and drafts the replies you keep putting off. What changes by trade is the screen you live in.
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specialist
Accounting & taxYear-end documents that arrive in March, if you chaseOpen
Bookkeepingspecialist
BookkeepingThe same twelve documents, thirty-eight clients, twelve times a yearOpen
Auditspecialist
AuditA request list four people keep their own copy ofOpen
Legalspecialist
Law firmsEngagement letters and statements, outstanding for weeksOpen
Mortgagespecialist
Mortgage brokingPayslips against a rate that expires on FridayOpen
Advicespecialist
Financial adviceOnboarding paperwork, and whose delay it actually wasOpen
Insurancespecialist
Insurance brokingRenewal information, sixty days before it is worth anythingOpen
Architecturespecialist
ArchitectureRFIs answered late become variation claimsOpen
Eventsspecialist
Event productionFifty-five vendors and a load-in time that cannot moveOpen
Weddingsspecialist
Wedding planning“Can you also”, arriving at eleven at nightOpen
Agencyspecialist
Advertising agenciesFeedback from four people, two of whom disagreeOpen
Web studiospecialist
Web studiosThe build is done. The About page is notOpen
Propertyspecialist
Property managementTenants, owners and contractors in one mailboxOpen
Opsspecialist
Corporate operationsA shared inbox is a queue nobody ownsOpen
Estate agencyspecialist
Estate agencyA buyer who viewed Saturday and heard nothing by WednesdayOpen
Recruitmentspecialist
RecruitmentCandidates go quiet, then they go elsewhereOpen
Freelancespecialist
Freelance marketingApprovals that decide whether Friday publishesOpen
Consultingspecialist
Independent consultingNobody chases your invoices except youOpen
Startupspecialist
FoundersTwo hundred a day, fifteen of which matterOpen
Nothing matches that. Every trade with an inbox is on the list somewhere. Try a plainer word.
What every one of them does
The assistant is the same underneath. The examples, the vocabulary and the screen you open first are what change.
It reads what arrives and separates what needs you from what does not. You open a sorted inbox rather than a chronological one.
Two lists, both counting days. One is what people expect from you. The other is what you asked for and never got.
Every thread that needs an answer gets three drafts in your voice. Pick one, edit it, or write it yourself. You always click send.
A request buried in a friendly paragraph becomes a task on the right client or project, carrying the deadline the sender stated.
Your calendar on one side, the extracted tasks on the other. Drag one into the other. Each carries the time it will really take.
Work groups itself the way your trade already thinks about it, assembled from correspondence rather than maintained by anyone.
Everyone you write to becomes a contact, with how long they usually take, who opened the last conversation, and what is still outstanding.
People who owe you documents get a secure link to their own list. No account, no password, upload in place.
"Which jobs are stuck on one document?" Pidgy has already read the threads, so it can answer without anybody scrolling.
A first group, chosen by hand.
A small number of people get in before anyone else, and we pick them ourselves. Tell us your trade and we will be in touch either way.