Draft replies to new emails in your *Gmail inbox*
Lindy reads new Gmail emails and writes draft replies for you automatically.
Supercharge your Gmail with AI.
Every time you open your inbox, there's a pile of emails waiting for a response, and just figuring out what to write back eats up way more time than it should.
Lindy watches your Gmail inbox for new messages and automatically drafts a reply for each one, so all you have to do is review, tweak if needed, and hit send.
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Close More Deals, Reply to Leads Faster
When leads email you, every hour you wait to respond is a chance for a competitor to swoop in and take the deal.
Lindy drafts replies to new emails in your Gmail inbox so you can review and send them in seconds, keeping your response time fast and your pipeline moving.
Inbox Zero: Write Better Replies in Less Time
Marketers deal with a constant flood of emails — from partners, clients, and leads — and writing thoughtful replies to all of them eats up time that could go toward actual campaigns.
Lindy drafts replies directly in Gmail so you can review, tweak, and send in seconds instead of starting from a blank page every time.
Inbox Zero Hero: Replies Done Before Lunch
Keeping up with a busy inbox is exhausting, and drafting thoughtful replies to every new email can eat up half the morning before you've done any real work.
Lindy watches your Gmail inbox and automatically drafts replies to incoming emails, so by the time you sit down to review them, the hard part is already done.
Inbox Zero Without the Mental Drain
As an operator, your inbox is constantly flooded with messages that need thoughtful responses, and finding the time and energy to reply to all of them without dropping the ball is a real challenge.
Lindy drafts replies to your new emails automatically, so you can just review, tweak if needed, and hit send — keeping your inbox under control without burning through your focus.
Inbox Zero Before Your First Coffee
As a founder, your inbox is flooded with emails overnight, and by morning you're already behind before the day even starts.
Lindy drafts replies to every new email while you sleep, so you wake up to responses ready to send and can hit inbox zero before you've finished your first cup of coffee.
Summarise more than just Slack
Summarising Slack is just the start. Here's what else Lindy can do.
Lindy reads your inbox overnight and sends you a clean digest of what matters before you start your day.
After every call Lindy writes structured notes and sends you a summary so nothing gets lost.
Lindy reads your Zendesk or Intercom queue and delivers a daily overview of open issues and priorities.
Not sure if Lindy can do it? Just ask.
Text your question and Lindy replies with exactly what it can do for you. No account, no sign-up. Just send a message.
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Summarising Slack is just the start. Here's what else Lindy can do.
Lindy searches your Notion pages to find and answer questions accurately.
Lindy takes your meeting notes and turns them into a clean, structured Google Doc automatically.
Lindy sends you a prep brief before each Calendly meeting so you show up ready.
Lindy watches your Stripe payments and pings your Slack channel the moment one fails.
AI Agents for Gmail
Keeping up with new emails is one thing, but actually sitting down to write thoughtful replies every time is what really slows you down.
Connect Lindy to your Gmail and it can read incoming emails, pull in context from previous threads, and drop a ready-to-send draft straight into your inbox before you even open the message.
A skill shows you a real-world task Lindy can handle for you. It's there to inspire you and show what's possible, not a pre-built workflow you have to follow.
Yes. Sign up, connect the apps the skill needs, and you're ready to go. Most skills are up and running in minutes.
Lindy is your AI assistant. You tell it what you need in plain language and it takes care of the work, across your apps, on your schedule.
Each skill page lists exactly which apps are involved and whether they are required or optional. If you already use those apps, you're good to go.
No. Just tell Lindy what you want it to do and it figures out the rest. Skills are there to show you what's possible and get you started.
Almost certainly. Skills show what's possible, not what's limited. If you don't see what you need, just ask Lindy directly and it will figure it out.