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Feature

Replies drafted in your voice, ready before you sit down

For the mail that needs an answer, Mora writes a draft that sounds like you, learned from your real sent email. You review, edit if you want, and send. Nothing leaves your account without your approval.

The problem

What gets lost today

Replying to client email is a real part of the day, and it's the part that piles up. The message that needs a thoughtful answer is the one you put off, and "I'll reply later" turns into a client wondering if you got it.

Generic AI writing tools don't fix this. They write like a robot, in a voice that isn't yours, so you end up rewriting the whole thing anyway.

How Mora solves it

A better way to handle it

Mora learns your tone from around two hundred of your real sent emails, and it primes each draft with how you've written to that specific person before. A reply to a long-time client reads differently from a reply to your lawyer, because you write to them differently.

For any message that needs a reply, a draft is waiting. Edit it inline, regenerate it, or send it as-is. Mora also learns from the edits you make, so the drafts get closer to how you'd write it over time.

Step by step

How it works in practice

  1. 01

    Mora learns your voice

    It studies your sent mail to match your tone, phrasing, and length, and keeps a per-client sense of how you write to each person.

  2. 02

    Drafts appear where a reply is needed

    Any message that calls for an answer gets a ready-to-review draft, primed with your past correspondence to that contact.

  3. 03

    You review and decide

    Edit inline, regenerate, or force a draft on any email. Send through Mora or save it to your Gmail drafts.

  4. 04

    It improves from your edits

    When you change a draft, Mora learns from it, so future drafts need less editing.

What you get

Specific capabilities

  • Tone matching from your real sent email
  • Per-client learned voice
  • Drafts primed with your past mail to that person
  • Learns from the edits you make
  • Send through Mora or save to Gmail drafts
  • Force a draft on any email on request
  • One-tap client status-update and quiet-client check-in drafts
  • Polite nudge drafts when someone has gone quiet
  • Output scrubbed to read human, no AI tells

In practice

A real example

A client asks a detailed question about their project. Mora drafts a reply in your voice that answers each point, references the last thing you sent them, and closes the way you usually do. You read it, tweak one line, and send.

Who it helps

Client-facing operators who write a lot of email and care how it sounds: consultants, agency account managers, and service-business owners whose replies are part of the relationship.

You stay in control

It proposes, you decide

  • Nothing is ever sent automatically. Every draft waits for you.
  • You can edit, regenerate, or discard any draft.
  • Save to Gmail drafts if you'd rather send from there.
  • Mora drafts from your real correspondence, not invented facts.

Questions

About this feature

Will Mora send email without me seeing it?
Never. Mora drafts replies and waits for your approval. Every outbound message requires your explicit action.
How does it learn my writing style?
It studies your sent email to match your tone and phrasing, and keeps a per-contact sense of how you write to each person. It also learns from edits you make to drafts.
Can I still write replies myself?
Of course. Mora's drafts are a starting point. You can ignore them, edit them, or compose from scratch with autocomplete and auto-save.

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Built for

See what your business looks like when the inbox organizes itself.

Connect Gmail, give Mora a few minutes with your recent mail, then open Clients and Tasks. Request access and we'll set you up.