APPLICATION
Outreach email · Drafting
Pick a professor by university and graduate school; for an office or a teacher, just enter the organization, department and name.
Say in your own words what the email needs to do. Add a common purpose with one tap, and put background or your relationship in the details.
The AI lists a few missing points based on what you wrote, and you answer by tapping. Facts such as dates and your history stay yours to decide, and you can draft without answering.
Edit the subject and message directly and copy them in one go. Unfilled placeholders, dates with the wrong weekday and attachment reminders are listed below the draft.
For a professor, select the specific person so the salutation matches the lab you are contacting. For a school or organization office or a teacher, enter the relevant organization and contact details. Check any professor brought in from another tool; required details depend on recipient type, and department is optional.
State in one sentence what you want to ask, communicate, or confirm, then add research background, your relationship to the recipient, or a preferred arrangement if useful. A clear purpose helps a professor or office understand your request. Background is optional; the purpose is required.
Before contacting a professor or office, ask the AI to surface unclear details about your purpose, research background, or preferred arrangement. Answer useful questions to add detail to the draft. This step and its answers are optional; the recipient and purpose are still required.
It lists a few points based on what you wrote. Answer by tapping, or skip and draft right away.
Your subject and message appear here, ready to edit and copy.