v2 · the week email →
The week ahead, three templates, edit it or talk to it, then send. What lands in the inbox.
Comms · three ways in
A tab on the venture's own dashboard. Drafts arrive already written from what the venture did that week. The founder fixes them and presses send.
A · The stack
One draft fills the page. Send, and the next one is there. The rest is a thin list underneath. Fastest when you have four minutes and want to be done.
B · The week
Every draft sits on the day it is proposed for. You see the cadence, move things, open one when you want it. Built for a venture that sends on a rhythm.
C · The desk
Everything at once, grouped by who reads it, all of it editable where it sits. Tick what is right, send them together. Closest to the dashboard you already have.
The same in all three
- One thing that happened, said several ways: your team, your mentors, funders, your list, LinkedIn, Bluesky. Each version is its own text and its own send.
- The facts it was built from are named under the draft and link out. A link the machine went and found carries (?).
- Dotted underline means AI wrote that sentence. Editing it clears the mark.
- One line at the bottom to change the draft, by typing or by voice.
- Nothing goes out without a press. Later writes a date on the draft, not a state.
Invented for the mockup
- Voice fills the line with "shorter" instead of listening.
- "Shorter" is the only rewrite that runs. It cuts the AI sentences, which is what shorter usually means here.
- Open counts, subscriber numbers and the send itself are not wired to anything.