Capability · Personalize

Email that actually sounds like you.

Paste three emails you've written. ReachU learns sentence rhythm, vocabulary, and tone. New drafts read like you on a good day — not a sales template, not a chatbot.

Voice profile Trained
Sentence len 14 w
Formality 0.48
Contractions High
Opener "Hi X,"
Sign-off "Manuel"
3 emails · 412 words Ready
01 · Voice training

Three emails. That's the whole "training set."

Drop 3-5 emails you've already sent (any subject, any recipient). We profile sentence length, opener style, sign-off, contraction density, formality. The model writes from that profile every time.

  • No fine-tuning, no waiting — voice is captured at draft time
  • Editable any time from Setup → Voice
  • Per-recipient context layered on top (role, company, alumni status)
reachu.app/setup/voice
Sentence len 14 w
Formality 0.48
Contractions High
Opener "Hi X,"
Sign-off "Manuel"
Profile ready. Drafts will mirror this voice.
02 · Two campaign modes

Coffee chat vs. role ask, with different rules.

Each mode changes the prompt the model sees: Networking drafts a short, warm 15-min ask with no attachment. Opportunities drafts a longer, more specific role pitch and auto-attaches your resume with a reference to it in the body.

  • Networking: ≤160 words, no attachment, friendly tone
  • Opportunities: ≤200 words, resume auto-attached, explicit ask
  • Pick once on Pipeline; every draft after uses it
Networking mode 147 words

Hi Sarah, I came across your path from Michigan IOE to McKinsey's Detroit office and the supply-chain work you've been leading…

No attachment · 15-min ask

Opportunities mode 192 words

Hi Sarah, I'm reaching out about Summer Analyst openings on your team. My resume is attached — Michigan IOE '29, prior internship at…

manuel_resume.pdf

03 · Per-recipient research

Every draft cites something real about the person.

ReachU references something specific — their role, their team's work, your shared alumni network. No "I'm a hard-working student" generics. The recipient knows you actually looked them up.

  • Pulls role + function + tenure for context
  • Surfaces shared school, hometown, or program when relevant
  • Skips fabrication: cites only what we can verify
Context Sarah Kim · EM Detroit · MI '21 · supply-chain

Hi Sarah, I came across your path from Michigan IOE to McKinsey's Detroit office and the supply-chain work you've been leading. As an IOE freshman exploring consulting recruiting, I would love 15 minutes to hear how you think about ops practice areas at MBB…

2 verified facts · 0 fabricated claims

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