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Turn AI chat answers into actions — one click to Gmail, Calendar, files and more. No sign-in, nothing leaves your browser. Your AI gave you the answer. Flyt gets it where it needs to go. You ask ChatGPT for an email. Claude drafts your meeting notes. Gemini lays out a plan. Then comes the annoying part — copying, switching tabs, pasting, fixing the formatting. Flyt removes that step. Flyt watches the AI's reply, spots what's actionable, and adds a small, quiet button right there in the chat. One click sends it to the right place: • Gmail — opens a ready-to-send draft, already filled in. • Google Docs — saves the answer to a notes doc, and keeps adding to the same doc for that chat as you go. • Google Sheets — turns a table in the reply into a real spreadsheet. • Google Calendar — pulls out the event and adds it to your calendar. • Obsidian — writes straight into a folder in your vault, with no pop-ups. You can also select any text in a reply and fling just that. Private by design. Flyt has no servers, no accounts, no analytics, and no tracking. Everything runs locally in your browser. Nothing about your chats is ever collected or sent to us — the only content that moves anywhere is what *you* click to put into *your own* tools. Your Obsidian folder stays on your computer. Made to stay out of your way. • No sign-in, ever. • Turn any destination on or off, per site. • Follows your AI chat's light/dark theme. • Fast and lightweight — it does nothing until there's something to act on. Works on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Aug 6, 2026
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