Introducing Brew: an AI email workspace

We built Brew to make the work between an email idea and a finished draft less tedious.

A team usually knows what it wants to say. The slower part is translating that into a layout, matching the brand, checking the mobile version, and moving the result into the sending tool. Brew brings those steps into one workspace.

Start with the brand and the job

Give Brew a website or brand material, then describe the email you need. The brand context is editable, so you can correct what it learned instead of repeating the same instructions in every prompt.

The draft belongs on a canvas where you can inspect the copy and layout together. Ask for a revision, compare versions, and keep the parts that work. The aim is an email your team can recognize as its own.

The brand document story explains the approach in more detail. The canvas walkthrough shows how the editing process fits together.

A draft still needs a decision

Brew can help produce an email. Your team supplies the facts, audience, and reason for sending it. Review claims, links, personalized fields, and the inbox preview before using the result.

We do not want a generated discount, invented customer quote, or plausible but wrong product instruction to pass as finished work. A useful brief includes what the email must not claim as well as what it should say.

Send with Brew or keep your existing sender

Use Brew's sending workflow with a verified domain, or export a design for another email platform. Available connectors and their supported actions are listed in the integration catalog.

The product has changed since this introduction. The current pricing page is the source for plans and limits, and the documentation covers today's setup. We keep this post's original launch date while updating links and descriptions that would otherwise mislead a new reader.

Start with one email your team already needs to make. Bring the brand, the audience, and the facts. That is enough to see whether the workflow helps.