Tools/Email
EmailSubject, preview, body. Nothing sends until you send it.
A letter is not a broadcast. You know who it is for. Subject, preview, body. It sits in Drafts until you send it.
Open the inbox you already use. Paste the draft. Read the subject once. You hit Send. The agent does not. If you need a new inbox, Gmail signup is free. No card. This page is not a list tool and not a sequence.
- Use the inbox you already have
- Gmail signup if you need a new one
- Subject, preview, body. Then you send
- The agent drafts. You hit Send
- Not a broadcast list and not a sequence
Use cases
This is the inbox, not a list
Subject, preview, body. You send to people you can name. A broadcast list is a different tool.
The draft sits unsent
Write the letter. Leave it in Drafts. Open it when you mean to send. The agent never hits Send.
Subject has to earn the open
One line. No fake urgency. The preview repeats the point, not a second pitch.
Reply is the job after send
If they write back, you answer. A draft that never sent does not need a follow-up sequence.
Write the letter. You send it.
Inbox you already have. Subject, preview, body. Nothing leaves Drafts until you send.
- The agent never hits Send
- This is one letter, not a list
- Free if you already have mail
