A Trustpilot user said Lindy made their inbox worse by missing urgent mail and hiding meeting invites, while the review says triage, briefs and CRM updates work.
A Trustpilot user said Lindy made their inbox worse by missing urgent mail and hiding meeting invites, while the review says triage, briefs and CRM updates work.
Hack'celeration's reviewer tested Lindy, a no-code agent builder, on Gmail, Google Calendar and HubSpot. He described the work in plain English or started from a template, then let agents triage email, draft replies, write meeting prep briefs and update the CRM. The Trustpilot user who gave it a bad review had it move invites to a hidden folder, and they fixed that by hand.
A template meeting-notes agent went live in under 15 minutes, and the review scores Lindy 3.4/5 overall. Under heavier use, reviewers reported missed urgent mail, mislabelled messages and emails sent to the wrong recipient.
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Triage my inbox [email account] each morning: flag urgent messages from [VIPs or keywords], list meeting invites separately, and draft replies for routine items. Prep a brief for each meeting on today's calendar. Don't archive, delete or send anything; give me a digest, and I'll confirm what to act on.
Lindy agents summarized meeting notes, sent action items to teammates, suggested knowledge-base replies on support tickets, and handled follow-up emails and calendar updates.
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