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Compare · Lyne vs Gmail Help me write

Help me write waits for a prompt. Lyne starts from the thread.

Gmail's own Help me write starts from a blank prompt. Lyne starts from the thread, the sender history and your sent mail, and the draft is waiting before you open the email.

Gmail · Help me writeYou start it
Help me writeCreate

A blank box. You open the email, describe the reply you want, then edit what comes back.

Lyne · the email assistantWithin 5 minutes
Client · inboundInbox
Kickoff timing + revised quote
Draft · in your voice03:25
A reply to both questions, from the thread, your last 3 threads with this sender and your sent mail. You read, edit, send.
Draftedlint=0$0.02
03:25 drafted "Kickoff timing + revised quote"
client · asked two questions
Gmail Help me write
Lyne
01Where a draft starts
Gmail Help me writeA blank prompt you fill in.
LyneThe thread, the sender history and your sent mail. No prompting.
02Which emails
Gmail Help me writeThe one you open and ask about.
LyneEvery email worth a reply, drafted within 5 minutes. Every "no" is labelled and logged with its reason.
03Who sends
Gmail Help me writeYou.
LyneYou. Drafts only, and there is no auto-send setting.
04Where it runs
Gmail Help me writeInside Gmail.
LyneYour own Google Cloud project and server, on your API key. Your mail never leaves your account.
05Learning
Gmail Help me writeYou write the prompt each time.
LyneLearns from every reply you send. The lessons go to plain text files you can read and edit.

Already on Workspace? Then you already own the accounts it runs in.

One install on your own Google project replaces prompting reply by reply. The 10-run eval shows you 10 real drafts before any monthly starts.

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