alecbee
Re:Show HN: Mailberry – an AI-native email platform with The Email Brain
on Wednesday July 15, 2026 @12:20PM (#48923177)
Hi HN, I’m Alec, the founder of Mailberry.
I’ve worked in email for nearly 20 years, and this is the second ESP I’ve built. Most AI email products start with writing copy. We started with the harder question: what should a business send next, to whom, and why?
Mailberry is an AI-native email platform. Its Email Brain learns from the brand, customer behavior, previous campaigns, and results, then recommends and helps execute the next best email action.
We’re opening it up with a 14-day free trial. I’d appreciate any feedback, especially around the product, positioning, trust, and how much autonomy you’d be comfortable giving an AI system like this.
Re:Ask HN: Review my new email marketing startup, redcappi.com
on Wednesday November 23, 2011 @08:32PM (#3272603)
Yes, I agree. We are currently working on our video demo. Since you use Campaign Monitor and are familiar w/ email marketing, I would have loved your FB on the software.
Re:Ask HN: Review my new email marketing startup, redcappi.com
on Wednesday November 23, 2011 @03:58PM (#3271696)
Thanks, I'll take that into consideration. But what about the actual platform? You can easily create an account to tryout.
Ask HN: Review my new email marketing startup, redcappi.com
RedCappi was launched privately about 2 months back, and publicly just 2 weeks ago.I am an entrepreneur who believes that email marketing can be simplified and stripped down to the basics for the average small to medium sized business operator. Our platform offers an uncomplicated DIY drag-and-drop technology for email creation.Please feel free to signup at www.redcappi.com and check out our...
Re:Ask HN: Can I help you be more awesome today? (No strings.)
on Friday November 18, 2011 @02:32PM (#3253025)
Aloha!
Would love your FB on our new email marketing software (www.redcappi.com).
And speaking of "doing nice", we contribute a minimum of $2 per paid account to Charity:Water for clean water!
Mahalo!
Re:Saving a Life is Easy, But I Didn't
on Tuesday November 15, 2011 @06:09PM (#3240804)
Fantastic Story! I always love to see people helping each other.
After a visit to India earlier in the year, to oversee development of software for my new biz, I was awestruck at the conditions people were living in. Seeing this made me want to do something to help, and therefore decided to contribute a portion of every dollar earned to build water wells in developing countries for clean water.
I will definitely look into this as well to help...