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Paste what was discussed and pick a tone. You get a follow-up email that leads with the decisions, lists next steps with owners and dates, and notes what is still open. Nothing is made up: gaps become placeholders.
Updated October 4, 2026 · By the Align team
Your notes go to Align’s AI providers to write the email. This tool doesn’t save them. Leave out anything sensitive.
Rough notes are fine. Include decisions, who does what and by when.
Friendly, formal, brief or direct.
A first name makes the opening read naturally.
Check the placeholders in [brackets], then send.
| Tone | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Friendly | Colleagues and clients you know |
| Formal | Executives, new clients, anything on the record |
| Brief | A quick ping with only the essentials |
| Direct | Leads with the ask or the decision, no pleasantries |
Subject: Decision: ship Friday without SSO We're shipping Friday without SSO. Pilots hear from Sam by Thursday. Next steps - Sam: call both pilot contacts (Thursday) - Dana: update pricing page and changelog (before launch) Still open: whether the new checklist is free. We'll revisit after launch.
Send it the same day. Lead with the decisions, then list next steps with an owner and date each, then what is still open. Keep it short.
The email uses placeholders like [owner] or [date] instead of guessing. Fill them in before sending.
It's told to use only your notes. Still, read it before you send.
This tool doesn't save them. They go to our AI providers to write the email, so leave out anything sensitive.
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