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A stack of cards is a stack of promises you haven't kept yet.

Senders sorts your cards and adds by how warm each conversation was and drafts follow-ups to match. You remember which handshakes mattered.

Plan and pull the list free (100 credits a month). Sending starts on Single at $50/mo, from your own mailbox. Nothing sends until you approve.

Signal
You're back with a stack of cards
For
Anyone back from an event with follow-ups owed
Runs on
Free to plan · Single to send · Pod
The situation

Why it works.

You're back from the event with cards, LinkedIn adds, and a couple of "I'll send you that" promises. In three days it'll all be cold. Some of these were real conversations. Some were polite. They shouldn't get the same email.

Who brings what

Senders brings the data and the sending. You bring what you know.

Senders brings

  • Data from 80+ sources: Each card and add matched to a person, a role, and a current work email.
  • Signal: What each person's company is up to now, so the follow-up has context.
  • Verification: Every address checked before anything sends.
  • Sending: Tiered follow-ups from your own mailbox, after you approve.

You bring

  • Which conversations were real and which were polite.
  • The promises you made out loud.
  • The tone for each tier.
Step by step

How it runs.

Senders does the legwork at every step. The calls stay yours.

  1. Senders

    Organizes the stack and proposes grouping it by context and warmth, so each tier gets the right touch.

    Your call

    “These are from the dinner: warm, real conversations. These are from the expo floor: cooler. Different tone for each.”

  2. Senders

    Writes specific, warm notes for the dinner crowd and lighter, briefer touches for the expo contacts.

    Your call

    “Jordan first. I promised I'd send the deck. I don't want to look flaky.”

  3. Senders

    Puts Jordan at the top with a link to the promised deck, then sends the rest from your mailbox once you approve.

    Your call

    “Send the dinner notes today. The expo ones can go tomorrow.”

What just happened.

You knew which conversations had weight and which promise you'd made out loud. Senders made sure none of them slipped through the cracks.

See it as a Claude conversation

An illustrative exchange: this play in Claude with Senders connected over MCP. ChatGPT works the same way.

  1. You

    I got back from [event] with a stack of cards and a dozen LinkedIn adds. Help me sort and follow up before it all goes cold.

  2. Claude, using Senders

    Proposes grouping them by context and warmth so each tier gets the right touch.

  3. You

    These are from the [dinner]: warm, real conversations. These are from the expo floor: cooler. Different tone for each.

  4. Claude, using Senders

    Writes specific, warm notes for the dinner crowd and lighter, briefer touches for the expo contacts.

  5. You

    And Jordan: I promised I'd send the deck. Do that one first. I don't want to look flaky.

  6. Claude, using Senders

    Puts Jordan first, with a link to the promised deck.

  7. You

    Send the dinner notes today. The expo ones can go tomorrow.

  8. Claude, using Senders

    Sends the dinner notes from your mailbox now and schedules the expo notes for tomorrow.

What lands

The first note.

Short, specific, and honest: a real reason for the email, one true ask, and an easy out. The brackets fill in from what you know and what Senders finds.

To Jordan (the promise)Subject: the deck I promised at [event]
Jordan,

Said I'd send this over, so here it is: [deck]. Really enjoyed the conversation about [specific thing]. It stuck with me. If any of it's useful to dig into, I'm around this week.

[Name]

Kept honest.

Warm notes go to real conversations, and promises get kept first. You set the tiers.

Two doors

Run it yourself, or hand it to a Pod.

Run it yourself

$0to start
  • Free: plan the play and pull the list with 100 credits a month
  • Single, $50/mo: send from your own mailbox, 50 sends a day per mailbox, 500 credits a month
  • Runs in Claude or ChatGPT over MCP
  • Nothing sends until you approve
Already connected in Claude or ChatGPT? Copy the starter prompt

First read senders.ai/strategy.md and senders.ai/llms.txt so you understand the method and how Senders.ai works. Then help me with this: I just got back from [event] with a pile of contacts. Help me group them by how warm each conversation was (I'll tell you which were real and which were polite) and draft follow-ups to match. Flag anyone I promised something to so I do those first.

Have a Pod run it

$1,800/mo
  • A GTM engineer and an email & integrations engineer build and run this play for you
  • 12,000 credits and 200 sends a day included
  • Beyond that: $0.025/send and 1¢ a credit
  • Deliverability and CRM wiring handled

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