Product · Write and approve
One email, one change, one person’s yes.
A campaign starts with who: a cohort of companies built from signals, and an angle. Sagitta writes a short, plain-text email for one person at each, leading with something specific and recent, and only when there is something to say. Every draft waits on the Outbox desk for a person.
How it works
Who
Signals and a cohort: must have, must not have, between. Starting a campaign never sends anything.
The email
Plain text, short, three steps at most, leading with one change. Signature and the legal footer are added as it is sent.
The desk
Who they are, why them, the change it leads with, the email exactly as sent. A to approve, E to edit, R to reject.
The gate
A check by plain code on every email, when it is written and again before it goes.
What you control
Persona and voice
Who writes, the company, the role and the tone. Asked, it says plainly that it is an AI.
Product
What you sell, your offer, the benefits, your answers to objections. Price only in answers to a reply that asks, and those wait for a person.
Signature
Name, role, company, phone, website, booking link. The AI never writes it.
Approval
On by default. Autopilot is your choice; drafts still pass the gate twice and some always wait for a person.
What it never does
- Never sends what nobody read, unless you turn on autopilot, and never skips the gate.
- There is no “approve all”. A held key never approves an unseen draft.
Aim your outbound.
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