Each one removes a single repetitive task, inside the Gmail and Google Sheets you already have open. No new app to learn, no database of ours to move your work into.
Five · Google Workspace
Gmail · Calendar
Turn any email into a calendar event, without the copy-paste.
Open an email that contains a meeting, a deadline or an appointment. The add-on reads the details, fills in the event, and you press create. No rigid formatting, no forwarding to a robot address.
Sheets
Sort a column of messy text into the categories you actually use.
Expenses, feedback, leads, anything. You name the categories, it labels every row. The kind of job that eats an afternoon and produces nothing anyone thanks you for.
Sheets
Describe the formula in plain English. Get the formula.
Say what you want the cell to do and it writes the spreadsheet function, including the nested ones nobody remembers the argument order for.
Tiller
See the transactions behind any budget number.
A number in a Tiller budget is a dead end until you can open it. Click any figure and the transactions that make it up appear, so you can find the one charge that explains the month.
Gmail · Coming soon
Contacts, deals, notes and follow-ups on every email you open.
One email the day it goes live. No newsletter.
You're on the list. We'll email you the moment it's live.
Writing
Every CRM dies the same way: nobody updates it.
Deals rarely die from a hard no.
We built ours with no database at all.
Stop copying event details between two tabs.
When one at a time stops being reasonable.
The afternoon nobody thanks you for.
The charge you meant to cancel before it landed.
Client dates arrive by email and stay there.
For the things that come round every month.
Sort the real ones from the noise.
What a column of free text is actually telling you.
One more column job handed to a machine.