MailToDock is a Chrome extension that helps you turn emails into clear, actionable to-dos. Open an email in Gmail, click generate, and AI will suggest task candidates with titles, notes, due dates, priority, and subtasks. Review them, edit if needed, and add them directly to Google Tasks — without leaving Gmail. Built for busy founders, operators, freelancers, and anyone who lives in their inbox.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built MailToDock to solve a simple problem: a lot of important tasks are hidden inside Gmail.
Instead of manually reading an email, deciding what needs to be done, and copying it into a task manager, MailToDock uses AI to suggest actionable to-dos directly from the email. You can review, edit, and add them to Google Tasks without leaving Gmail.
It’s designed for founders, operators, freelancers, and anyone who manages work from their inbox.
I’d love your feedback on the workflow, positioning, and what integrations you’d want next.
Thanks for checking it out!
Yes — that’s exactly what MailtoDock is built for.
In real email threads, action items are often buried in the middle of replies, decisions, or casual comments — not written as clean “to-dos.” MailtoDock looks at the full thread context and surfaces those hidden follow-ups, owners, and deadlines.
It’s still review-first, so you can confirm or edit everything before adding it as a task.
Would love for you to try it and see how it handles your own messy threads.
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Google is saying you haven't verified this app. I backed out at the last min. can you fix this?
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@adil_ali16 yes. we are in review now. It will be verified as soon as possible
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@adil_ali16 verified:)
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@anusuya_bhuyan
Yes — that’s exactly what MailtoDock is built for.
In real email threads, action items are often buried in the middle of replies, decisions, or casual comments — not written as clean “to-dos.” MailtoDock looks at the full thread context and surfaces those hidden follow-ups, owners, and deadlines.
It’s still review-first, so you can confirm or edit everything before adding it as a task.
Would love for you to try it and see how it handles your own messy threads.