AI Studio
AI email automation, drafted from your real events
Describe the flow you want, AI Studio drafts the triggers, waits, branches, and emails in the builder, and nothing goes live until you review it and ship it yourself.
How it works
Describe it, review it, ship it.
Three steps, and you are in control at every one of them.
01
Describe
Tell AI Studio the flow you want in plain language: a welcome series for new signups that stops if they upgrade in the first three days. No node picker or JSON required to get started.
02
Review
AI Studio drafts the automation in the builder: the trigger, the wait steps, the branches, the emails. It looks like something you built by hand, because you can edit every piece of it the same way.
03
Ship
Nothing is live yet. Check the logic, adjust the copy or timing, then turn it on yourself. AI Studio drafts a flow; it never sends, activates, or replaces one on its own.
Data boundary
Grounded in your schema, not generic templates.
Generic AI tools guess at what a welcome flow should look like. AI Studio drafts from what your project actually tracks: the event names you send, the trait keys on your profiles, the variables your templates already use, and the brand facts you have set up.
It sees your schema, not your customers.
No profile rows and no raw event values are ever sent to draft a flow. AI Studio reads the shape of your data, not the data itself, so a draft can reference plan_upgraded or {{ user.first_name }} without ever seeing which customer triggered which event.
Scope
What it drafts.
Four kinds of drafts, each built from your real setup and checked by the same rules as a manual save.
Automations
Full flows: the trigger event, wait steps, if/else branches, and the emails at each step, drafted as nodes you can rearrange like any automation built by hand.
Segments
Audience rules with AND, OR, and NOT logic across events and traits, drafted from the fields your project actually has, not a generic active users guess.
Email templates
Visual, block-based templates that use your real template variables, ready to open and edit in the same visual editor as anything else.
Funnels
Two to five step funnels built from events you actually track, so the steps match what is really happening in your product, not a textbook example.
Pricing
One AI budget, included.
A token budget, not a feature gate. It scales with your audience, and you can always draft automations, segments, templates, and funnels.
One weekly AI budget
A weekly token budget that scales with your audience, the more identified profiles you have, the larger it gets, enough for regular use without watching a meter.
See it next to the rest of the platform.
Opening and browsing drafts you already created, including ones you decide not to ship, never spends budget, only new drafting does. Check what else is on the features page, see full pricing, or read the full walkthrough in the AI Studio guide. See everything AI Studio drafts on the AI Studio overview.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does AI Studio send emails or turn on automations by itself?
No. AI Studio only drafts: the trigger, the wait steps, the branches, and the emails. Nothing sends, activates, or replaces anything until you review the draft and turn it on yourself.
Does it need access to my customer data?
No. It sees your schema, not your customers. AI Studio reads event names, trait keys, template variables, and brand facts to draft a flow. No profile rows and no raw event values are ever sent.
How does review actually work?
A draft lands in the same builder you would use to build a flow by hand. You can open every node, edit the copy, change the timing, adjust a branch condition, or delete a step before you turn anything on.
What if a draft is invalid?
Every draft passes the same validators as a manual save, so a broken reference or a missing field gets caught before it can be turned on. Fix it yourself in the builder, or ask AI Studio to refine the draft.
Does this cost extra?
No separate cost. Every account includes one weekly AI budget that scales with your audience, the more identified profiles you have, the larger it gets. Browsing drafts you already created, including ones you decide not to ship, never spends budget.