Use case · Advertising agencies
Ava runs accounts at a 25-person agency. Every brief, feedback round and sign-off lives in email. This is how Pidgy flies for her.
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Every week. Key visuals, cost estimates, media plans: presented once, then chased through three follow-ups and a status call.
Found on day one. Client notes scattered across reply-chains, translated into studio work from memory.
Rebuilding every account's status for Monday's traffic meeting from the week's mail.
Approvals, without the chaosAll accounts in one list with a stage and a next action. Which campaign is waiting on the client, which on the studio, and which on Ava: answered in a glance, not a scroll.
Join the waitlist →Julia's notes on page 4 of a thread become studio tasks with deadlines, delegated to the creative lead in one click. Ava stops being the human clipboard between client and studio.
Join the waitlist →Hi Ava, the board approved the concept. We need the final key visual by May 2nd.
Could you send the updated media plan? High priority.
v3_FINAL_final ends here. Pidgy shows which sign-offs have gone quiet and drafts the nudge in Ava's voice, tone dialled to the client. Chasing a key visual takes 40 seconds.
Join the waitlist →The client gets one secure link, no portal login: their approval list with the cost estimate to sign, the assets to upload, the PO to confirm. Sign-offs arrive without a status call.
Join the waitlist →Deadlines from every account dragged into the team's calendar blocks on Friday. Monday's traffic meeting starts from a plan instead of a triage.
Join the waitlist →per week back, measured over her first two months
studio tasks recovered from feedback threads on day one
campaign deadlines missed since sign-offs moved to Pidgy
to chase an approval that used to take a status call
"Client feedback goes straight to the studio now. I stopped being the bottleneck."
Ava · account director, 25-person agency · composite of Pidgy's pilot usersPidgy onboards from the waitlist, in order. Join now and you're at the front of the loft when the doors open.
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