Audryo · free beta

Lifecycle email your AI agent runs. Claude, ChatGPT, Codex & Cursor build journeys & emails, nothing goes live without your approval. Free beta

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You know what your lifecycle email should do. You just never get to build it.

So tell your agent.

Audryo lets Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor build audiences, journeys & emails. Nothing sends without your approval.

Free beta until Jan 2027, no card. Looking for testers ↓

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@PankajKwords Agree. Sending it from a real person's name and a reply-able address helps a lot too. People answer a person, not noreply@.

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@rakeshkaklotar Working on Audryo: customer email for small SaaS teams who already work in Claude or Cursor. Your agent builds and tests the whole journey in sandbox mode before anything reaches a real user. Free in beta until 2027. https://t.co/sWPjprQzyq

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@TinaNgwuta Agree, and the follow-up doesn't need to be clever. One plain email a few days later that answers the most common objection usually does more than a long sequence nobody finishes.

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@RightAgentai Building Audryo for agent builders and SaaS founders: your AI agent sets up onboarding, nudge and win-back emails over MCP, and nothing goes live without your approval. Free in beta until 2027. https://t.co/sWPjprQ1IS

[Audryo · free beta @getaudryo]

@west_d76 One task per email is underrated. It also shows you exactly which step people drop at, since every email maps to one action. Did you send the next one when the previous task was done, or on a timer?

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@kushmergedeck Building Audryo, onboarding and win-back emails for small SaaS teams. Your agent drafts the journey, tests it in sandbox mode, and nothing goes live without your approval. https://t.co/sWPjprQzyq

[Audryo · free beta @getaudryo]

@EMarketingChic The blank screen is the real fix here. A welcome email can only point to a first step if the product has one. After that, a second email that only goes to people who signed up but never came back usually moves that 31 more than anything else.

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@Zaydenf9 Audryo: lifecycle email that Claude, Cursor or Codex can set up for you over MCP, built for AI founders who'd rather describe a journey than drag boxes around. Free in beta until 2027. https://t.co/sWPjprQzyq

[Audryo · free beta @getaudryo]

@JordiAutomates Keeping the human click on the first email to a new client is the right call. After a few sends without edits you'll see which parts of the template can run on their own and which still need a read.

[Audryo · free beta @getaudryo]

@RomanShalabanov Audryo: an MCP server for customer email. Tell Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor who should get a welcome, nudge or win-back email and it builds the journey. Your agent can't launch it on its own. Free in beta until 2027. https://t.co/sWPjprQ1IS

[Audryo · free beta @getaudryo]

@thokkisam The emails part keeps growing after launch too. Password reset and receipts are quick. The harder question is what a new user gets on day 2 and day 7 if they haven't come back. Worth sketching that before launch, even as three plain text emails.

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@gianmauric Building Audryo for SaaS founders who'd rather not wire up onboarding emails by hand: your agent builds and tests the journey in sandbox mode, then waits for your go-live approval. Free in beta until 2027. https://t.co/sWPjprQzyq

[Audryo · free beta @getaudryo]

Watch the film and start free (beta until Jan 2027, no card): https://t.co/gZDqGgS2jF

[Audryo · free beta @getaudryo]

We relaunched https://t.co/GgbQSj6XgZ.

Customer email your agent can operate: your agent builds the journey, you approve the launch, Audryo runs it.

Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor via MCP. Sends through your own Resend, Mailgun or SMTP.

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@nvaliotti That's the best kind of signal because it's an action, not an open.

It also tells you what the onboarding email should ask for: the second class, not "explore our features".

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@Jacobmalherbe21 Building Audryo, for founders who already live in Claude: add one MCP URL and your agent builds onboarding and upgrade emails that send through your own Resend, Mailgun or SMTP. Your agent can't launch a journey on its own. https://t.co/sWPjprQzyq

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@uriel_builds Audryo: customer email your AI agent can operate. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor via MCP, it builds the journeys, you approve the launch. For SaaS and app founders. Free in beta until 2027 → https://t.co/sWPjprQzyq

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@saminyesser The one button is where it often goes wrong. If it leads straight to the first useful step instead of a homepage or dashboard, the welcome email already does part of the onboarding.

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@JimKufre2 Agree. Ending it with one question people can just reply to helps too. The answers tell you why they subscribed, which is better input for the next emails than any open rate.

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@alishaz1221 Building Audryo, lifecycle email for indie SaaS that your AI agent sets up for you. You can test every journey in sandbox mode first, and nothing goes live without your approval. https://t.co/sWPjprQzyq