The branded weekly digest
The outcome: the customer update you’ve been writing as plain text for the last six months — now lands as a polished, branded HTML email. From one prompt. No HTML, no designer, no marketing tool.
Try this
Section titled “Try this”Compose a customer-update email for this week. Include:
- A short hero with the week’s headline
- Three feature highlights, each with a one-line summary
- A “What’s coming” section
- A friendly sign-off from me
Use our brand colours and put our logo at the top. Open as a draft for review.
Your AI structures the content. atbridge.ai renders it as a fully styled HTML email — brand colours, fonts, layout — and opens it in your Thunderbird compose window. You review, edit, send.
It renders correctly in Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, and Proton — no “this image is blocked” surprises.
Other prompts that work
Section titled “Other prompts that work”Weekly team update:
Branded team update for this week. Hero, three wins, three asks, next-week preview. Open as a draft.
Customer onboarding:
Welcome email for a new customer named “Example Corp”. Include three next steps and link our help docs at https://docs.example.com. Use our brand theme.
Product announcement:
Announcement for v2.1. Hero, three new features (with one-line descriptions), CTA to read the changelog. Branded.
What “branded” means
Section titled “What “branded” means”Pro tier ships with a default @bridge theme — clean, modern,
ready to use. You can also set your own:
- Brand primary + accent colours
- Display + body fonts
- Logo image
- Default signature block
Once configured, every email composed via this recipe picks them up automatically.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”- Team announcements — multi-account sender variations
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