Outbound that sounds
like you wrote it
Jasify reads your Company Brain for what you actually sell, finds the people it fits, and writes each email from your own positioning and proof. You approve every one before it sends.
One of them, before it sends
Not a template with the name swapped in. Every email is written from your Brain — your positioning, your voice rules, a proof point you actually have — against one specific lead.
Jared — congratulations on the raise. Teams your size usually hit the same wall right after: three new clients, and reporting quietly becomes someone’s whole Thursday.
We give small agencies an AI team that does that work. Vero cut client reporting from six hours a week to about twenty minutes — same reports, same clients, nobody’s Thursday.
Worth fifteen minutes to see whether it fits how Northfleet runs?
Alex
“I wanted to send a short, thoughtful note your way. I’d love to share something that might be relevant to what you’re working on. Open to a quick 15-minute chat?”
A named trigger, the actual thing you sell, and one proof point with a number in it — then a small ask.
Nothing sends until you say so
Every draft, one approval screen
The run stops at a review step and waits. You read every subject and body, edit whatever you want, delete the ones you don’t like — and only what you keep goes out. There is no path from the writer to your Gmail that skips this. Sends are capped at 25 a day with a jittered delay, from your own inbox, so they look like what they are.
Leads found — by default
Searched with a target profile built from your Brain — roles, seniority, company size, buying signals. Ask for 5 or ask for 100.
Emails written — by default
Your number — this is just where it starts. The best fits only, and it will hand you four rather than pad to ten.
Review gate — always
Your stop. Nothing reaches a recipient without passing through it.
Daily cap — fixed
With an eight-second jittered delay, sent from your own Gmail rather than a shared platform.
Eight workers, one send gate
Launch it as it comes, or open any worker on the canvas and tune it. The Brain reaches the writers directly — that is what stops the emails reading like a template.
Company Brain
BrainYour positioning, ICP, voice and proof — the source of truth for every claim.
Data Extractor
WorkerDistills the Brain into an outreach brief: what you do today, who fits, how you sound, what you can prove.
Target Agent
WorkerTurns that brief into a precise target profile — roles, seniority, company size, signals to look for.
Lead Generation
WorkerReturns as many enriched prospects as you asked for, matching the profile, with contact details. Never invents an email.
Prompt Engineer
WorkerPicks the best fits and writes a per-lead brief each: the angle, the hook, which proof to lean on.
Task Executor
WorkerWrites each email — under 150 words, your voice, one specific reason this person should care.
Review
YouRead, edit, cut. Only what you approve is sent.
Email Outreach Worker
GmailSends from your own inbox, 25 a day, and reports delivery status per lead.
The outreach brief goes to the Prompt Engineer and the writer, not just the next worker in line — so both are holding your positioning and proof at the moment they write.
What it needs from you
Gmail connected
The last worker sends from your own inbox, so replies come back to you. Connect it once in Settings.
A role and an industry
"Heads of ops at 10–50 person agencies" beats "businesses". Everything downstream is built on it.
A Brain worth quoting
Your pitch and sender name are optional. What matters is having real proof in the Brain — the writer will never invent one.
Nothing leaves from a shared platform or a Jasify address. Every message is sent from your own Gmail, with your signature, and replies come back to your inbox.
Every email, waiting for
your yes or no
Give it a role and an industry. It finds the people, writes the emails, and stops.