A little more thought. A better email.
Bring your contacts, your email provider, and your own point of view. Wush connects the campaign workflow while keeping you in charge of every message.
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Prepare your audience. Shape the message. Review, approve, then send.
Less switching. More context.
A good campaign starts before the first draft. Keep the people you want to reach, the information that makes your message relevant, and the campaign itself in one workspace.
- Import a CSV and review invalid or duplicate records before using them.
- Organize contacts into audiences for a specific campaign.
- Follow each message from its draft through review and delivery.
Your provider. Your sending setup.
Connect the SMTP service you already use. Wush handles campaign preparation and sending controls; your configured provider handles the email handoff.
- Set your sender name, email address, and reply-to address.
- Test the connection before you start a campaign.
- Choose hourly and daily limits that respect your provider’s rules.
A draft is a starting point.
Write a message yourself or use AI to get a first version on the page. Check the facts, tone, and recipient details before approving it. Generating a draft never starts delivery.
- Review the actual subject and body prepared for each recipient.
- Edit the details that make the message sound like you.
- Approve deliberately, then start sending when the campaign is ready.
A few things worth knowing.
Practical answers before you get started.
Who is Wush for?
Wush fits founders, consultants, and people in sales or growth who want to prepare focused email campaigns and review the messages themselves. Each account has its own data and SMTP configuration; shared team roles and invitations are not part of the current product.
Do I need an email provider?
Yes. You need an SMTP service and credentials that allow you to send from your chosen address. Wush does not replace that provider, its charges, or its sending policies.
Do I have to use AI?
No. You can write messages manually. AI is an optional drafting aid, and its output still needs your review and approval.
Keep the human part of email.
Start with a prepared audience and a message you are happy to put your name on.