EmailTemple - The AI studio for on-brand emails and whole sequences

Last time I launched here I ended by asking which ESP to build next. Klaviyo won, so Klaviyo's live — native tags, a real {% unsubscribe %}, the whole dialect. The bigger change came from watching how people actually used the studio. Nobody sends one email. They send a welcome series, an abandoned-cart flow, a trial-conversion push. And they were building those one at a time — re-explaining their brand every turn, then hand-stitching the arc so email 3 didn't repeat email 1. So it builds the whole flow now. Pick a shape — welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, back in stock, re-engagement, SaaS onboarding, free-trial conversion, failed-payment recovery, lead-magnet nurture, product launch — and it plans the arc once, then writes up to 10 emails in parallel, each one knowing the whole plan. Merge fields and images override per email, so email 4 can feature the product and email 1 doesn't. You can also connect your Mailchimp or MailerLite account now and push a finished email straight in — template library, draft campaign or test send. No download-reupload. Where I have to be straight with you: no ESP's API can assemble an automation. Mailchimp can't, MailerLite can't. So a sequence lands as emails in your account and you wire the triggers and delays yourself. The studio says that on the card, in those words. The complaint I hear most about AI email is that it comes out generic. That's the thing I'm building against. Your palette, fonts, logo and product photos go in before your brief does, and every ESP has its own architect spec behind it — Mailchimp's runs to 67KB of rules about what that platform actually accepts — instead of one "write me an email" prompt with a logo stapled on. Free is still 3 generations a month, no card, with a small watermark. Starter €19 ($22) for 30. Pro €59 ($69) for 100 and the Sequence Builder. ActiveCampaign and Klaviyo connectors are next. If you want one before the other, say so — that's how Klaviyo got built. — Marc