Toro

Gets back the money you're owed: it finds the order, invoice and correspondence in your email, checks the store's return policy, the terms of service and the rights you can claim, and writes a well-argued request: what happened, which rule applies, and what you want. Emails are drafted into your drafts; a store's support form is filled in on your connected computer and shown to you before it's submitted. It keeps track afterwards, reminds you when a deadline passes with no answer, and drafts the chaser or the escalation. It only comes back to you for real decisions, like whether to accept a partial refund.

• My package arrived with two cups broken. Using the photos I sent and the order confirmation in Gmail, request a refund or replacement under the store's return policy. Show me before you submit.
• My internet was down for three days. Check my contract and the provider's terms, get me the refund or bill credit I'm owed, and only check in when you need a decision.
• Search my airline emails: were the meal expenses from our rebooked flight ever reimbursed? If not, draft a claim.

Add it, then pick one to start its chat with.

• Gmail

Connect these when it asks. It works without them too.