Follow-up that keeps going after you stop.

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The thread stays warm without you in it

No sequence builder to babysit and no send-blast to schedule. Tendthread decides what comes next, drafts it from the thread you already have, and waits its turn.

A plan per lead, not a blast

Each lead gets its own strategy — how many touches, how far apart, what angle to lead with. Written once, then followed.

Sent at a human hour

Messages land inside working hours in the recipient's day, jittered by a few minutes, never on a weekend.

Stops when it should

A reply, a status change, a disconnected mailbox — anything that means the thread has moved on halts the next send.

Replies are read before you get to them

Every reply is ingested from your mailbox and classified — interested, not now, wrong person, no thanks. The thread is closed, paused for you, or handed back for a new strategy. Your inbox stops being the queue.

Every part of it does real work

No dashboard for the sake of a dashboard. What's here is what moves a thread forward — and what tells you when to step in.

Every move, on the record

Sent, replied, flagged, regenerated. A running log of what it did while you were doing something else.

Powered by AI you can question

Ask why it changed the plan and it answers from the thread — then shows you the strategy it wrote, not a summary of it.

Build your profile once

Tell it what you sell and what you can prove. Each thing you add unlocks something it's allowed to say.

Nothing sends ungrounded

Every message cites the thread it came from. If there's no evidence for a claim, it doesn't get written.

A real framework per email

PAS, BAB, SCQ, Mouse Trap — each send picks a structure, an angle and a close, and commits to it.

Built for whatever the thread throws back

Plays nice with the mailbox you already have

Gmail or Outlook, personal domain or Workspace. Tendthread sends as you, not from a shared relay, so replies come back to your inbox where they belong.

Patient by default

Touches are spaced in days and weeks, not hours. The point is to still be there when the timing is finally right — not to be the loudest thing in the inbox.

You can take it back at any point

Pause a lead, edit a strategy, or write the next one yourself. Nothing sends behind your back, and everything it did is on the thread.

Whether they answer in an hour, in three weeks, or not at all, there's a path for it — and none of them need you watching.