Something I've thought about for a while: why have marketing emails looked exactly the same for the past decade? I run a small business. Our website looks like us: the fonts, the colors, the way things breathe, but our emails look like everyone else's. The ones that did look different were usually a single static image with one link underneath. Stylus is my attempt to fix that. At the end of the day, it's a skill file — a document you upload to a Claude Project once. It has your design system baked in: 30+ pre-built components, brand tokens, layout rules, copy conventions. The first time you upload it, Claude asks for your colors, logo marks, links, and voice. From then on, it has everything it needs to write any email you describe, in production-ready HTML, every time. Paste the output into whatever you already send with. It's my first Product Hunt launch. if you want to try it, here's a free link just for you: https://5510066106168.gumroad.co... Would love to know what you think!

Stylus

Rich, on-brand HTML emails built with Claude

Rich, on-brand HTML emails built with Claude