How it works

Every morning it decides what to send, and what not to.

Ranla does not wait for a brief. It scans your product and your audience, records a decision on everything it finds, and only interrupts you when your account rules require it.

Connectors

Ranla connects to GitHub, PostHog, Stripe, and Slack.

GitHub, PostHog, Stripe, Slack, and the DNS tools you already use — connected once in Settings so segments, revenue attribution, and approvals stay live. See all integrations →

Daily scan

What it found, and what it did about it

Shipped features, stalled cohorts, campaigns ready to scale, overlaps with automations you already run. Each row gets a call: draft, narrow, hold, decline, or ask you.

This morning, 6:00 AMran automatically
What the scan foundRanla's call
53,000 people signed up and never activated. None of them have ever been emailed.
Wrote the campaign and put it behind a ramp, so it opens at 400 a day to the most engaged rather than going out to all 53,000 at once.
Drafted
Three user-visible changes shipped since the last product update
12,400 people use the parts that changed, but only 4,000 sends are left under this week’s cap. Going to the best 4,000 now, the rest follow next week, rather than holding the whole thing.
Narrowed
Variant B is ready to scale
It earned 2.4× variant A over 900 sends. Rolling it out to the remaining 6,700 is waiting on your yes, because that is how you set this account.
Needs you
Onboarding drop-off at day three
An automation already covers the onboarding stage. If it is underperforming, the fix is to change that automation — not to stack a one-off campaign on top of it.
Declined
Re-engagement push to everyone quiet for 60 days
“Launch week recap” reached most of this audience four days ago. Holding a week so nobody hears from us twice.
Held
The plan

Ranla plans the week before you open Slack.

Sends on the calendar, audits queued, performance reviews scheduled. You set how much it can do without asking. Anything past that limit waits for your yes.

This weekAutopilot · approve sends over 2,000
  • Mon
    Monday briefScheduled

    Decisions from last week, proposals waiting, one intake question

  • Tue
    Activation campaignSending

    Ramp day 3 of 5 · 400 sends today

  • Wed
    Welcome automation auditNeeds you

    Copy still describes onboarding from six months ago

  • Thu
    Product update emailScheduled

    Shipped checkout redesign · narrowed to 4,000 under weekly cap

  • Fri
    Performance reviewScheduled

    Holdout results for finish-setup campaign

# growth · Ranla
RanlaApp9:14 AM

Scale variant B to the rest of the cohort?

  • ·Variant B earned 2.4× variant A over 900 sends against the holdout.
  • ·6,700 people left in the segment. Rollout fits under today's cap.
  • ·Your account requires approval before sends over 2,000 recipients.
Approve rolloutSnooze a week

Slack when it needs you, quiet when it does not

Approvals, snoozes, and one-line declines land where your team already works. Open the thread for detail, or answer from the button and move on.

You can also hand Ranla a brief any time. It just does not require one to keep going.

When they write back

Every reply is read, answered, and learned from

When someone replies to a campaign, Ranla classifies what they want — pricing, how-to, unsubscribe, complaint — and drafts an answer in your voice.

Safe questions can go out on their own. Refunds, churn, and anything sensitive land with a draft ready for you to send. Either way, the reply feeds the next segment and the next send.

Re: Still stuck on setup?[email protected] · 2m ago

How much is the subscription after the trial? I want to upgrade but I'm not sure what plan fits a team of four.

Ranla read this as Pricing question · 91% sure

Needs you

Answering from your business brief and current plans. You require approval before any reply goes out.

Hi Sam —

Pro is $99/mo for up to 2,500 engaged users in the last 90 days, which should cover a team of four on a PLG product. Annual billing is 20% off.

Happy to walk through what counts as "engaged" if helpful.

— Alex
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