AIT Contacts Extractor for Gmail™ (EmailWhiz)

AIT Contacts Extractor for Gmail™, which AITrailblazer now markets as EmailWhiz for Gmail™, installs directly into Gmail and appears in the right-hand sidebar when you open a message. From there it condenses a long thread into key points — main topics, requests, decisions — suggests a contextually relevant reply, and proposes follow-up tasks drawn from the action items it detects in the message. It also reads pasted contact text and splits it into discrete fields such as name, title, organisation, postal address, phone, fax, email and website, covering contact formats from around 195 countries.

The add-on is built on Google Vertex AI PaLM, so generation happens through Google's managed model infrastructure rather than a bespoke engine. Extracted contacts and saved key points are written into Google Sheets, which means the output lands in a spreadsheet you can filter, share or hand to a CRM import rather than disappearing inside Gmail.

Access is metered by requests. New users start with five free requests, after which a Stripe-billed monthly subscription is required. The developer notes that summarising, suggesting a reply and creating follow-up tasks together count as a single request, while other actions each consume one request on their own. The listing also carries a clear disclaimer: generated content is a reference, and users remain responsible for verifying anything before acting on it.