Gyro Autopilot - Easy Flight Refunds

Gyro Autopilot is a flight refund service from GYRO AI, Inc. that turns your inbox into a list of claims you never knew you had. You give it read-only access to Gmail, Outlook, or a corporate card inbox, and it scans up to three years of booking confirmations looking for disruptions that qualify for flight delay compensation. That's it. No forms, no flight numbers.

The appeal is simple: most people never chase airline compensation because the paperwork is a slog and the rules change by country. Gyro's system tracks airline data across a wide set of jurisdictions, spots eligible flights, and handles the filing and follow-up. The company says it has recovered over $5M for 50,000 travelers.

The catch is the fee and the coverage. Gyro keeps 30% of whatever it recovers. That's higher than the flat fees some no win no fee flight refund competitors charge. It also only covers certain jurisdictions and flight types. A disruption outside those rules won't turn into cash, no matter how annoying it was.

Getting Started

1. Sign up at app.heygyro.com and connect your email account through OAuth. Access is read-only, and Gyro says it doesn't store your emails.
2. Let the system scan your inbox history. The company reports a median scan time of about 3 minutes across the last 3 years of bookings.
3. Review the eligible flights it surfaces, including delays, cancellations, and overbooking cases.
4. Accept the claims you want to pursue. Gyro files them with the airline and chases the response on your behalf.
5. Wait for the payout. Most claims resolve in 4 to 12 weeks, and Gyro escalates to national enforcement bodies if an airline refuses to pay.