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Five worked examples using Australian construction terminology, Australian Standards, and Australian legislation. Tap Use this template on any card to start a draft from it in the Capture tab — edit the voice note, add photos, refine the wording, then copy or open in your email app. Nothing sends without you.
Your profile, usage, Teams and Slack webhooks, reading mode, and writing samples.
Your details for this account. Your name and role are used to sign off the emails the app drafts for you.
Add the company names, surnames and technical terms the app keeps mishearing. Voice notes are then transcribed with these in mind, so they come out spelled the way you want. One per line.
Drafting and voice transcription now run on the app's own keys — you don't need to paste an API key any more. Here's how much you've used today.
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Paste an incoming webhook URL for your project channel and drafts get a "Send to → Teams / Slack" option. The URLs are saved on this device only — treat them like keys, as anyone who has one can post to your channel.
In Teams: your channel → ⋯ → Workflows → "Post to a channel when a webhook request is received", then copy the URL it gives you.
In Slack: api.slack.com/apps → your app → Incoming Webhooks → add one for your channel, then copy the URL here.
Pick the style that suits how you read on site. Applies everywhere in the app — headers, buttons, captions, draft text. Change it any time.
Paste past emails you've written. The AI uses them as examples of your own voice when drafting — phrasing, sentence length, sign-off style. Nothing is sent anywhere; samples live on this device only.
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