Give Butler the context and the tone. Review the draft before it leaves. Particularly useful when yours starts with “as I already said.”
Start with this task →Request early access or use a member invite. Your draft stays editable.
Who is it for, what happened, and what response do you want?
Check the recipient, subject and body. Change anything that does not sound like you.
Butler sends through the available email workflow after approval. Check the task update for the result.
An example request to adapt. Nothing runs until you review and submit it.
Change the details. Keep the passwords and payment info to yourself.
You’ll review it again after signing in. Nothing runs yet.
Copying does not submit a task or place a call.
Drafting is complete when you have the full message. Sending requires approval and a reported send result. Delivery and replies are separate outcomes.
Google access and sender configuration affect sending. Connect only the accounts you want Butler to use.
Product guide reviewed September 30, 2026. Current capabilities · Data and permissions · Credits and access
Yes, where Google access is available to your account and you grant permission. You can request a draft without connecting Gmail.
No. Asking for a draft does not authorize sending.
No. A send result is not proof of delivery or reading. Email providers can reject or bounce messages.
You can request a scheduled follow-up task. Review its scope and any send approval; do not assume an unlimited sequence is running.
Early access. 30 one-time starter credits once admitted. No credit card.
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