The AI writes the email. Mind picks who it goes to.
Email marketing without a list to manage. You describe the send in a sentence. The AI drafts it, Mind reads the CRM to choose the recipients, and you approve before anything goes out.
What it replaces
A list-based tool asks you to build the audience before you write. Here you write, and Mind builds the audience from the CRM.
A list-based email tool | Giant Context | |
|---|---|---|
Who gets it | Lists and segments you build and prune by hand. | Mind reads each contact's activity in the CRM and picks the recipients. You review them before the send. |
The words | A template and a blank subject line. | The AI drafts the email in your voice from a sentence, a prompt or an idea you accepted. |
Sequences | A branching workflow canvas you wire up and maintain. | You describe the arc in a sentence. Each email carries its own trigger and Mind runs it per contact. |
Before it goes out | A send button. | Every send is queued with its recipients and waits for your approval. |
Deliverability | SPF, DKIM, DMARC, sender-domain verification and one-click unsubscribe, handled underneath. | |
The AI drafts the email
Newsletters, launches, welcome notes. The AI drafts each one from a topic, a prompt or an idea you accepted, in your voice, in a block editor with buttons, images, text and dividers. Reusable headers and footers keep every send consistent with the last one.
Mind picks who each send reaches
There are no recipient groups to build by hand. Mind reads what each contact has done, including what they opened, what they clicked, their plan, and posts they've read, along with company details and how engaged they are, and chooses who a send should reach. As contacts behave, the recipient list updates. You review the planned recipients before anything goes out.
One sentence, three emails, no workflow canvas
You write the goal for a new signup in a sentence. The AI drafts each email with its own trigger, you approve the set, and Mind sends each one when that moment arrives for that contact.
- Trigger: the signup lands
A hello
A welcome that sounds like you, sent the moment the contact appears in the CRM.
- Trigger: a few days in
Onboarding tips
A short nudge toward the part of the product that makes it click, timed from the contact's own activity rather than a fixed calendar.
- Trigger: end of week one
A feedback ask
One direct question about how it is going. Replies land in the CRM and feed what the AI knows about the contact.
What you get back
Open, click and unsubscribe rates per send, click tracking per recipient, and performance over time.
Open rate
Per send, so you can see which subject lines people actually opened.
Click rate
Per send and per recipient, so you know who followed a link.
Unsubscribe rate
Per send, tracked over time, so a bad send shows up plainly.
Where the edges are
If one of these is a dealbreaker, better to know now.
Send your first email without touching a list
Ask for early access. Describe a send you keep meaning to write, and watch the AI draft it and Mind pick who should get it. You approve before it leaves.