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Lyto x Google Workspace - Your Google Workspace, run by Lyto that really does the work

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Lyto for Google Workspace turns one sentence into a finished Sheet, chart included, no clicking through menus, no formatting by hand. It also runs your Docs, your Gmail, and your Calendar the same way. Draft a doc, sort an inbox, add an event, all from a single instruction, all inside tools you already use every day. It’s the same AI behind Lyto, our Chrome extension, now focused entirely on getting Google Workspace out of your way.

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Hey PH 👋

Founder here. This is the Google Workspace side of Lyto, the AI Chrome extension we launched a few weeks back, now built out into its own thing.

The one I'm most proud of: type a sentence, get a finished Google Sheet, chart already made. No formatting, no manual chart building. Tried it on a pile of my own SAT prep tracking data before we shipped this and it saved me a genuinely embarrassing amount of time.

It also handles Docs, Gmail, and Calendar the same way, one instruction in, the task done in the actual app.

If you try the Sheets + chart flow and it breaks on your data, tell me exactly what you typed, I'll be in this thread all day fixing what I can.

The Google Docs integration actually works well, which surprised me since most browser AI tools fumble the rich text editor. Made quick work of reorganizing a messy doc without breaking the formatting.

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 Really glad it held up! Google Docs is one of the trickier ones because of the rich text editor, so we put a lot of work into making sure it doesn't mangle formatting. Means a lot to hear it actually worked the way it should.

finally something that actually handles google docs without freezing up, scrolled through a long draft and it kept up the whole time which i did not expect.

Maker

 That's exactly what we were going for! Long docs are where most tools start falling apart, so making sure it could keep up across a full scroll without freezing was something we specifically tested for. Thanks for giving it a real workout!