Send email campaigns by talking to your AI assistant
Wawai Email Sender is a multi-tenant email campaign platform controlled entirely through an AI assistant — Claude Code today, with other clients planned. Instead of learning a dashboard, you describe what you want to send and to whom, and your assistant handles the rest: previewing the campaign, asking you to confirm, and reporting back once it's out.
What a session actually looks like
| You | "Send the April newsletter to my VIP group." |
| Assistant | "I found 2,847 recipients. Subject: April Update. Want me to send?" |
| You | "Yes." |
| Assistant | "Done — 2,831 delivered, 42.5% open rate, 13.6% click rate." |
Why it's worth it
No dashboard to learn, no per-seat licenses, no separate app to check. Every new account starts with 1,000 free emails before anything is billed, and the price per email actually drops as you send more — the more your list grows, the less each campaign costs per recipient.
What this is
- A bulk email sending engine with AI orchestration, built on Amazon SES.
- A multi-tenant platform — your account, contacts, and sending domain are isolated from every other tenant.
- A reporting tool — per-campaign delivery, open, and click metrics, on request.
- An MCP server your AI assistant connects to directly — no separate login portal to learn.
What this isn't
- A drag-and-drop email builder — your assistant writes the HTML with you, conversationally.
- A cold-outreach tool — built for sending to lists that opted in, not for prospecting.
- A suppression-list manager — bounce and complaint handling happens automatically, but there's no manual list-scrubbing UI.
- A full CRM — contact management is deliberately minimal (see Connecting Contacts).
- A tool for one-to-one email — this is for campaigns sent to a group, not individual conversations.
Why the AI never sees your whole contact list
Every send goes through the same two-step pattern: your assistant calls
preview_campaign to check a real recipient count and a small
sample, you confirm, and only then does confirm_send hand off to
the actual sending pipeline — which pages through your full list on the server side, never
inside the AI's own context. That's what makes it work the same way whether a campaign has 50
recipients or 50,000.