HTML email wherever you write it

The sequence step editor now offers separate plain text and HTML paste modes, with a resizable live preview that remembers your choice when you reload. Switching between the two modes converts your content right away, and switching back won't restore it exactly.

Fenn can now write the HTML version of a sequence email for you from a short prompt. Each generation uses one of your credits, and the button turns off once you are out.

An Open Rate tile on the dashboard shows your overall open rate across tracked campaigns, or lets you know when open tracking is off.

While a step with more than one variant is running, the raw variable text on that step is now dimmed instead of highlighted, so the step reads more like the email your leads actually receive.

Once you have finished payout setup and your payable balance reaches 50 USD, you can request a payout from Refer & Earn in Settings.

The country list in payout setup now comes from our payment processor instead of a fixed list, so it stays current as their coverage changes.

The Send Email drawer on a campaign page now gives you three ways to write the body: plain text, pasted HTML with a live preview, or HTML with AI. They are the same three the sequence step editor has.

A Preview text field on the one-off send sets the line most inboxes show after your subject. It goes out with HTML emails, so turn on Send as HTML to use it. When Fenn writes the email, it suggests one.

After Fenn writes an email you can ask for changes in plain English, such as a smaller header or a warmer tone, instead of starting again.

You can set how wide the Send Email drawer is. Drag its left edge, or tab to it and use the arrow keys. Your browser remembers the width, so it opens at that size next time. Resizing needs a window at least 768 pixels wide.

The campaign page now shows the open count as well as the open rate, on campaigns that have open tracking on.

The support chat bubble now steps out of the way while a drawer or dialog is open.

An About page with the people behind FoxReach, and a rebuilt Contact page. About is now in the top navigation.

Two new guides on the blog: how workspaces work, and how to run an A/B test on a cold email sequence.