A collaborator, not a sender.
RakuReach proposes; you approve. It reads what someone has written, drafts a message you’d actually send, and waits for your hand on every send button.
What it does for you.
Four small jobs the agent handles end-to-end, so the only thing left to you is whether to send.
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We look for a real, deliverable address before you write a single sentence — so the careful note you spend twenty minutes on doesn't come back as a bounce.
Drafts you would actually send.
The agent writes a first pass in your voice, citing what someone said, not vague flattery. It hands you a letter; you read it, change a sentence, and decide.
Replies and follow-ups in one place.
Everything that comes back lives in a small, quiet queue — sorted by what needs you, tagged by the tone of the reply. Follow-ups suggest themselves; you say yes.
What it never does without asking.
The agent proposes work. You approve work. There is no third path.
Hi Mira,
Your line about product writing sounding like “a person remembering something” stayed with me.
I’m building a small tool for students sending careful first emails. Would you be open to…
See the agent in your dashboard.
Save your first profile, add a contact, and watch a draft show up — one you can actually send.