Use cases
The same problem, wearing different clothes
Every one of these is a version of one situation: you need to tell a lot of people something, and every tool built for that job was designed to broadcast to strangers. These are the places that gap hurts most.
Keeping in touch
The hundreds of people you would be glad to reach and never quite do. The reason this product exists.
Weddings
Save-the-dates, RSVP chasing, the rain plan at 9am — to a hundred and forty guests, none of them in a group chat.
Family reunions
Four generations split across text and email, and one relative doing all the chasing.
Class reunions
Two hundred classmates, a stale contact list, and a message that has to survive coming from an unknown number.
Holidays and birthdays
The December message you rewrite three hundred times, written once instead.
Churches
A congregation reached one person at a time, so the pastoral note arrives as a pastoral note.
Nonprofits
Donor thank-yous and volunteer asks that read like a person wrote them, because one did.
Authors and creators
Launch news to a real network rather than a mailing list.
Using it for something not listed here? Tell us — the pages on this list exist because somebody wrote in and described the situation better than we could have.
The people you have been meaning to reach are still waiting to hear from you.
14 days free, the whole thing. Then $12 a month.