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Email writing copilot that actually follows your intent. You direct, it executes.

The problems we solve

Emails shouldn't take this much time and energy to write.

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Sitting for hours staring at an empty page, having absolutely no idea how to start an email or grab the recipient's attention.

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Struggling to collect and fit all the necessary information into a single email.

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Rewriting the same email 5 times just because you can't find the right tone.

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Constant waterfall of email tasks and context-switching between mail threads drains your energy by the end of the day.

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You read your own email back — the purpose isn't clear, it sounds generic, the CTA is vague.

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Feel annoying because you have to write repetitive follow-ups that look meaningless.

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It always hard to write polite rejections and declines without losing the contact.

What you get

Everything you need to write professional emails without the struggle.

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Start from Anywhere

Always have a starting point — ideas, structure, direction. A dedicated agent for writing emails from scratch.

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High Intellectual Quality

High understanding and precision rates. The agent considers your task and strictly follows the goal you set.

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Persistent Memory

No need to repeat yourself. Context items keep all important details attached to the chat throughout the session.

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Ready-to-Send in Minutes

You get ready-to-send polished emails literally in minutes. Saves time, automates and allows for natural iterative writing flow.

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Specialized Use-case Agents

Dedicated agents for follow-ups and polite declines — trained with injected rules and references for composing effective, situationally-aware drafts.

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Smart Draft Analyzer

A dedicated email draft analyzer — identifies potential improvements and makes your email stronger. Helps you get to a better draft faster.

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Unlimited Editing Flexibility

Free chat mode is always on — you're never constrained. Ask the agent to expand, shorten, clarify, or modify the email in any way you need.

How it works

4 steps to get your email ready to send – as simple as that.

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Start a new session

Choose the goal based on your intent: write from scratch, reply, follow up, decline, or analyze the draft.

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Add context

Paste in any relevant details: reference emails, past events, recipient name, notes. Or skip it and start immediately.

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Describe what you need

In simple human language, like you'd explain it to a colleague.

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Refine until you approve

Ask for changes like you are in chat with a professional email writer. Your send-ready email is usually two or three messages away.

Real scenarios. Real results

See how it easily handles the emails you actually dread.

The Follow-Up That Doesn't Beg

You sent a proposal 4 days ago. No reply. You need to follow up without sounding desperate or pushy — but every version you write feels uncertain.

Open a follow-up session. Paste the original email as context. Type: "Write a follow-up that adds new value and doesn't just ask if they saw my last email."

First draft is ready in seconds. Ask for it to be shorter. Then warmer. Send.

The Difficult Reply

A client is unhappy. They've sent a pointed email and they want a response today.

You need to acknowledge the frustration, hold your ground where it's fair, and keep the relationship intact. Getting the tone wrong in either direction makes it worse.

Start a new reply session. Paste their email as context. Send your intent: de-escalate without over-apologizing. The agent knows how to thread this needle — it's what it's built for.

Iterate once or twice. Send the version you're actually confident in.

The "No" That Doesn't Burn a Bridge

Someone asked you for something you can't or don't want to do.

A discount you can't offer, a project scope that's out of bounds, a favor that doesn't make sense right now. This is the email most people put off for days.

Open a decline session. Explain the situation in 1-2 sentences.

Get a draft that's warm, firm, and leaves the relationship intact. Done in three minutes.

What people say

— "I used to spend 20 minutes on every client follow-up — rewriting the same email trying to get the tone right. Now I describe what I need, tweak it once, and send. It's the first AI tool that actually feels like it understood what I was asking."

@ Marcus T., Independent Consultant

— "The context items feature alone is worth it. I paste in the background once at the start of the session, and every draft that comes back actually reflects my situation. No more generic AI output."

@ Sarah K., Account Manager, B2B SaaS

— "I was skeptical — I've tried using ChatGPT for email and always end up doing most of the work myself. This is different. Setting the goal upfront changes everything. The output lands in the right place from the first draft."

@ Elena R., Startup Founder

— "Decline emails used to stress me out. Getting the balance between firm and warm took me forever. Now I run it through a decline session and it comes out better than anything I'd write myself."

@ Priya M., Team Lead

Pricing

Start for free. Upgrade when you're ready.

Starter

Try it for free. No credit card required.

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  • 100 "Pro" plan requests
  • Trained writing agents
  • 5 context items per session

Pro

For professionals who write emails daily.

$11.90 /month
  • 300 requests per month
  • All writing agents included
  • Persistent context items
  • Draft analyzer included
  • Free chat mode
  • Mind map (coming soon)

Premium

Unlimited capabilities for emails masters.

$19.90 /month
  • Unlimited requests per month
  • Everything in Pro plan
  • Priority queue
  • Top-tier AI models
  • Real-time draft editing (coming soon)

Frequently asked questions

Is this just ChatGPT with a nice interface?

No. The core difference is structure. Every session has a fixed goal and persistent context — two things a generic chat interface doesn't have. That structure is what makes the output actually relevant to your situation, not just technically correct.

What types of emails does it handle?

Any professional email: cold outreach, follow-ups, replies, client escalations, declines, internal communications, feedback, proposals. Dedicated agents exist for the most common high-friction types — follow-ups, polite declines, smart replies, draft analysis, etc.

Do I need to learn how to write prompts?

No. You write what you need the same way you'd describe it to a colleague. The session structure handles the rest — you don't need to know how to "talk to AI" to get good results.

What are context items?

Any piece of text you want the AI to remember throughout the session — the original email you're replying to, background on the recipient, company information, or anything else relevant. Create it once and agent will never forget it during the writing session.

Can I use it for my own draft — not starting from scratch?

Yes. The draft analyzer mode takes your existing email, identifies what's weak or unclear, and produces an improved version. You can then iterate from there in free chat.

What if I don't like the first draft?

Just say what you'd change, in plain language. "Make it shorter," "less formal," "stronger opening," "add a specific deadline" — the agent adjusts immediately. Most emails reach send-ready in two or three iterations.

Is my data private?

Your session is 100% private and any information is used only to generate AI responses — it's not used to train models. It's never shared with third parties. Full details in the privacy policy.

What's the difference between sessions?

Each session is a separate chat, just like in ChatGPT. A session is isolated — it has its own fixed goal, context, and conversation history. Switching between chats doesn't merge context. Your "follow-up" session and "email reply" session don't know about each other.

Your next email is easier than you think.

Open a session – describe what you need – get email in seconds.
No learning curve. No credit card required.

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