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Product

Everything here is running.

Sequences, sending, offers, the unified inbox and the compliance work. Built, in production, and sending real campaigns today.

Fig. 1 — Monday, eight in the morning. The product tells you what needs a decision and what does not.
Fig. 2 — one step of a sequence. The tool fills the braces; you write the rest.

Sequences

  • Multi-step sequences with automatic follow-ups.
  • Conditions on what happened: replied, clicked, bounced, unsubscribed. The path forks.
  • The editor is a canvas, because a list cannot draw a fork it claims to describe.
  • A/B variants per step, up to four.
  • Spintax and snippets with fallbacks, so an empty field never ships as a blank.
  • Send in the recipient's timezone, inside a window you set.
  • Manual steps (a call, a LinkedIn message, anything) as a box to tick.
  • Plain text by default. HTML is an explicit per-step option, with a warning.
Fig. 3 — three mailboxes, one campaign. A ceiling per mailbox, a random gap between messages, and a shield that watches the bounces.

Sending

  • Mailbox rotation inside a campaign.
  • Daily limits and randomised gaps, per mailbox.
  • Paced sending: a daily ceiling per mailbox and randomised gaps between messages.
  • A bounce shield that pauses a campaign instead of burning a domain.
  • Duplicate detection across campaigns.
  • Out-of-office replies are recognised and left out of the count.
  • Links rewritten through our own redirect, so a click is a recorded event and not a guess.
  • Opens recorded and labelled unreliable: Apple Mail Privacy Protection loads images nobody read.
Fig. 4 — one view across every mailbox, sorted by what the person wrote. The auto-reply is not interest.

Inbox

  • Every reply from every connected mailbox in one view.
  • Replies classified by intent, with manual correction in one click.
  • Thread history and the company context next to it.
  • Reply from the app.
Fig. 5 — CRMs both ways, lead sources that bring the list, verification before the first email. Each provider bills its own credits.

Integrations

  • 22 integrations, and every plan has all of them.
  • CRMs both ways (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Zoho, Attio, monday.com, Keap, Insightly): people come in, replies and events go back.
  • Lead sources bring their lists to you (Apollo, Clay, Hunter, Lusha, Seamless.ai, LeadFuze, UpLead) instead of you searching inside them.
  • Address verification before the first email (ZeroBounce, NeverBounce) and enrichment when an address turns out to be wrong (FullEnrich).
  • Zapier for the rest, a REST token and signed webhooks for your own code.
  • Every provider bills you directly for its own credits. We do not resell them and do not mark them up.
Fig. 6 — one click to leave, and the address never gets another email from any campaign.

Compliance

  • One-click unsubscribe (RFC 8058) plus an optional link in the body.
  • Suppression list by address and by domain, exportable in one click.
  • A domain blocklist, global and per campaign.
  • Credentials encrypted at rest. Your model key stays yours.

Built for one job.

Email outreach that survives contact with a real inbox, and a view of the results that is worth opening in the morning. The whole product points at those two things.

You bring the list

CSV import shows duplicates and suppressed rows before they cost you anything, and keeps the ones you decided to keep.

You bring the mailboxes

SMTP, IMAP and Microsoft 365, as many as you own. The reputation you build stays on your domains.

Clicks and replies are counted

Links go through our own redirect, so a click is a recorded event, and it counts towards the company temperature.

The API is part of the plan

REST endpoints and signed webhooks in every plan, so the data is reachable from your stack. For developers.