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Inbox winning? The Wonderbar tames it in one tap. Plus turn any email into a Tyto task. Tyto, in your inbox. When a to-do lands in Gmail, you don't have to leave it to deal with the thing. Tyto for Gmail puts a small toolbar right inside Gmail, so you can act on an email the moment you read it. TURN ANY EMAIL INTO A TASK Create it, schedule it, or hand it to a teammate, right from the thread — the subject, the people on it, and the attachments come too. No copy-paste, no switching tabs. Open that email again later and you land on the task you already made, never a duplicate. SEE WHO'S FILLING YOUR INBOX A quick summary of the senders taking up the most space, so you can filter straight to them — or your starred and snoozed mail — in a tap. This part needs no account at all. READ-ONLY, ALWAYS It only ever reads what you point it at. It never sends, deletes, or stores your email. TRY THIS Next time your accountant fires over an email with thirty things to do, turn it into one task in a single click — and make each line a checklist you can tick off. One tidy list, instead of thirty loose ends. GETTING STARTED 1. Install it and open Gmail. 2. Open any email that's really a task in disguise. Hit "Add to Tyto." 3. That's it. The Wonderbar works right away. Turning emails into tasks needs a free Tyto account — about ninety seconds. Free to use, with your Gmail and a Tyto account (free or paid).
Jul 14, 2026
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