Build a cold email sequence.

No, and we'd rather say so than pretend. It's a template builder: your six answers are slotted into the sequence structures we run for clients, in your browser, instantly. No model call, no spinner pretending to think. What you get is a well-structured first draft that still needs your judgment on the specifics.

Three introduction structures we use in live campaigns — a pain question, a peer signal, and a conditional offer — plus a bump and a close-out for follow-up. They're short on purpose. The most common failure in cold email is writing four paragraphs when two lines would have earned the reply.

Because those are the two lines that do the work. A cold email is a stranger asking for time; a specific result with a name attached is what makes the ask reasonable, and a risk-reducer is what makes saying yes cheap. If you left those blank, the drafts will show you exactly where the hole is.

Swap the bracketed placeholders and read them out loud first. If a line sounds like something you'd never say to someone's face, cut it. Then check the merge fields render — {{first_name}} is the syntax most sending platforms use, but confirm against yours.

No. Everything runs client-side. Nothing you type is sent anywhere, there's no account, and closing the tab discards it.