Meet your AI Assistant and AI Tasks

AI Assistant: ask in plain language

Click the ✨ icon in the top bar to open the assistant. Ask it things like:

- "How did my last three broadcasts perform?"

- "Which audience segments are the most engaged?"

- "Draft a broadcast for my 30-day openers promoting this offer."

It can look up your results, audiences, templates and offers, draft and edit broadcasts, and set up recurring tasks for you. Before anything that can't be undone, like scheduling a send or deleting something, it stops and asks for your approval.

AI Tasks: put routine work on autopilot

Under AI Tasks in the side menu, describe a job the way you'd brief a colleague and pick when it should run. For example: "Every Monday, review last week's broadcasts and create a draft with a new subject line for any that had a click rate under 1%."

- The AI asks a few clarifying questions first, then shows you the exact plan it will follow on each run.

- You choose what needs your approval: nothing, only irreversible actions, or any change.

- If it's unsure during a run, it pauses and emails you, and nothing happens until you answer.

- Every run keeps a full log of what it did.

Choose how hard it thinks

Both offer three effort levels: Low, Medium and Max. Higher effort uses a stronger model that's better at complex, multi-step work, but it's slower and uses more credits.

What it costs

AI uses your account credits, based on how much work each request takes. You'll see the credits used under every chat reply and next to every task run. The full breakdown is under Credit Usage → AI.