
Career & Money · Communication
Emails that get the response you actually want.
AI writes and rewrites your work emails — clear, correctly pitched, and with the ask where the reader will actually see it.
The Problem
Bad emails cost promotions, deals, and your reputation.
You rewrite the same paragraph three times and still hesitate
A large share of the working day goes on email, and a disproportionate amount of that goes on the handful of messages that feel risky.
One wrong word can strain a relationship
Too casual with a VP. Too formal with a peer. Passive-aggressive without meaning to be. Tone in writing is a minefield.
The ask is buried and the subject line earns nothing
Your carefully written message dies in the inbox because nothing in the first two lines told anyone why to open it.
The same email reads differently to different people
Direct reads as rude to some readers, indirect reads as vague to others. There's no universal register — only the right one for this recipient.
What You Get
Say it right, every time.
Email Drafter
Describe the situation, get the whole email in seconds.
Draft Fixer
Paste what you wrote and find out how it really reads.
Tone Options
Six registers, from apologetic to firm, same message.
Follow-Up Template
Chase a reply without sounding irritated or desperate.
Subject Lines
First two lines built to earn the open, not waste it.
Follow-Up Reminder
A nudge to chase it before the thread goes cold.
How It Works
Write better emails in 60 seconds.
1
Describe what you need to say
Who you're writing to, what you need from them, and how you want it to land.

~30 seconds
2
AI writes your email
Subject line, body and close — plus a second version in a different tone to compare.

~30 seconds
3
Edit, send, follow up
Adjust the wording into your voice, send it, and set the reminder to chase it.

~1 minute
2 versions
of every email — one in the tone you asked for, one a register away, so you can see which lands better before you send
6 tones
to choose between
1 template
for the follow-up nobody enjoys
Questions
Everything you need to know.
How does the personalization work?
You describe the recipient, the situation, what you want them to do, and any context — existing tension, ignored previous emails, a seniority gap. The email is built around that rather than filled into a blank. It's also instructed not to invent facts, commitments or apologies you didn't give it, because an email is a record and a plausible detail you have to walk back is worse than a plain one.
Won't people know AI wrote it?
Not if you edit it, and you should. What you get is a strong draft that says the thing clearly — the last pass, where you put it in your own words, is yours. The emails that read as generated are usually the ones sent untouched, complete with a closing paragraph nobody would say aloud.
What does the draft fixer do?
You paste the email that's been sitting unsent and say what's bothering you about it. You get the rewrite, a short note on what changed and why, a tone read — including anything that reads passive-aggressive when you didn't mean it — and the one sentence to cut. If your draft was fine, it says so instead of rewriting it for the sake of it.
Can I use this for difficult conversations?
For the ones that belong in writing, yes — declining work, delivering bad news, pushing back on a deadline. But if what you describe sounds like real conflict, it tells you that rather than polishing the wording. Some conversations get worse the moment they become a written record, and that's worth knowing before you hit send.
Does this work for cold outreach?
Yes — introductions, networking, partnership enquiries. The structure is the same as any other email that has to earn a reply from someone with no reason to give you one: a specific reason for writing to them, one clear ask, and brevity.
Is this a subscription?
No — a one-time purchase of $9, and you can use it for as many emails as you like. The follow-up template and reminder stay available for every thread that goes quiet.
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