Your AI Personal Assistant for Google Workspace.

AIPA drafts emails, schedules meetings, adds tasks and summarizes any page from a tiny assistant in Chrome who's always on your tab.

Users167

Rating5.0

Reviews3

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth+5

7-day growth rate+3.09%

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Version1.7

ManifestV3

Size199KiB

Languages1English

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Run your day in one tab. AIPA is your AI personal assistant for Google Workspace. It lives in Chrome and is available on every website. It works directly with Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, Drive, Docs, and Contacts—so you can draft emails, schedule meetings, add tasks, find files, and summarize any page without switching apps.

✅ What AIPA does for you

✉️ Gmail: Draft replies from the thread you’re reading, write follow‑ups, pull in Drive files, and prepare clean emails you can send with one click.

📅 Calendar: “Book 30 min with Ben next week Monday.” AIPA checks your availability, proposes times, and creates the event in your calendar.

📝 Tasks: Capture to‑dos the moment you remember them. Add due dates, lists, and notes without leaving the current page.

📂 Drive & Docs: Search Drive by intent (“proposal for Dana”), open the right file, pull key excerpts, and start a new Google Doc from a prompt.

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