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Beta — email, refolded into chats
Your inbox, simplified.
Ping reads your Gmail like a messaging app — every thread becomes a chat, so the clutter disappears and the mail that matters is finally easy to read.
Free during beta · your Gmail stays exactly yours
A day when your inbox reads like chat.
Client thread cleared. Reply sent as a chat.
Quarterly numbers, folded into one conversation.
Vendor follow-up done. No mail left open.
Newsletters archived. Kept only what mattered.
No pending threads. Inbox closed for the day.
From pile to conversation.
Every email you already have, folded into threads that read like chats — the signal floats up, the noise stays out of sight.
Email that finally reads like messages.
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Connect your Gmail
Ping sits quietly on top of the Gmail you already have. Nothing moves, nothing is lost, everything stays in sync.
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Threads become chats
Every conversation refolds into a chat interface — replies in bubbles, in order, exactly like a messaging app.
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The pile disappears
Newsletters and noise settle out of sight. Only the mail that matters stays in view, easy to read and easy to reply to.
Asked, softly.
Yes. Ping sits on top of the Gmail you already have. Connect once, and every thread becomes a conversation — starred, sent, drafts, and archived all stay in sync.
Your messages stay in your account. Ping reads the surface of a thread to group it into a chat; it doesn't train on your mail, and nothing is sold or shown to anyone else.
It's free during beta. When Ping grows up, it'll carry a very gentle price for people who want the quiet. Gmail itself stays free.
Not at all. Think of Ping as a softer way to sit with the same inbox. Gmail stays on your phone, desk, and browser — Ping just reads it more kindly.
That's exactly who this is for. Ping is calm under pressure — old threads fold into tidy conversations, and the overwhelm settles on its own.
From messy to messaging.
Connect your Gmail once. Every email becomes a chat you can actually read — and the clutter stays out of sight.