Plaud, Pocket, Granola and Wispr Flow capture the call. Then the summary gathers dust. We're linking them to Pidgy, so every call becomes tasks, CRM updates and email drafts that sound like you listened. Tell us how you'd use it.
New to Pidgy? It's the AI email assistant for Outlook and Gmail. It turns your inbox into tasks, keeps a personal CRM and drafts your replies.
Your notetaker records. Pidgy carries it further.
“Budget's approved, up to €18k. Tom wants it in two phases.”
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Hi Sofie, here's the quote, in two phases, within €18k. The case study is attached. For the kickoff, pick a slot in the week of 9 Nov. Good luck to Lotte on Friday!
Tell us yours and it moves up the list. None are live yet.
Pidgy knows your inbox. It hasn't heard your calls yet, and that is the piece we're building.
Works today. Dated and planned into your week.
Works today. One page per contact, no data entry.
Works today. Pidgy finds free time in your agenda and puts it behind a link. When someone books a slot, the others open up again, so the link is always up to date.
Being built with you. By hand today, soon straight from your notetaker.
EU servers, GDPR compliant by design.
Not your mail, and not your call notes.
Pidgy drafts. Nothing goes out without you.
Pidgy is an AI email assistant for Outlook and Gmail. It reads your inbox, turns requests into tasks, keeps a contact page for everyone you email and drafts replies in your tone. You can try it for free.
For most people they stay inside the notetaker: a summary in Plaud, Pocket, Granola, Fireflies or Otter that rarely gets opened again. The follow-up still has to be typed out by hand. Pidgy's link is meant to carry those notes on into your tasks, your contacts and your next email.
That is what we're building. Pidgy keeps a personal CRM that fills itself from your email. With the notetaker link, what was said on a call lands on the right contact page too, without copy and paste. Which tools come first depends on the feedback we get.
No. Pidgy is not a notetaker. You keep recording with the tool you like, and Pidgy picks up the notes that tool produces.
Yes. You can add meeting and call notes by hand today, and Pidgy uses them for tasks, contact pages and drafts. The automatic connection is in development.
We haven't decided. Plaud, Pocket, Granola, Fireflies.ai, Otter.ai, Fathom, tl;dv, Read AI and Wispr Flow are all on the shortlist. Book a call with Mathias and tell us which one you use.
No. Pidgy writes the draft and you decide whether it goes out. Nothing is sent without your click.
