Platform

The email platform, with a built-in agent.

Ranla is lifecycle and transactional email: automations and audiences from product behavior, SMS through your Twilio account. The agent is built in. It drafts and asks; you decide.

Automations

Build automations that react to what people do

One-off campaigns prove what works. Winners become always-on automations. Email and SMS (via your Twilio account) in the same flow.

Automations →AI agent

A built-in agent that joins Cursor, Claude, or Grok

Talk in the product window, in Slack next to your team, or add Ranla to the agents you already run. They talk to each other. Drafts and approvals still live here.

AI agent →Audiences

Audiences from real product behavior

Segments update from events. Connect PostHog, Amplitude, or Mixpanel, or merge a GitHub PR. No CSV to babysit.

Audiences →Conversions

Goals the platform runs toward

Name activation, paid conversion, or a key action. The primary goal is what campaigns, automations, and the agent optimize.

Conversions →Analytics

Measure lift against people who got nothing

Holdouts and reports against those goals, not vanity opens.

Analytics →Replies

When they write back, classify and answer

Conversations in one inbox. Intent, draft in your voice, and a confidence gate before anything sends.

Replies →
In the product

The same surfaces you will run day to day.

Morning scan
Updated just now
Found this morning
Read your product· signup, activation, subscription
Previewed segment· 52,917 people
Removed· 4,112 unsubscribed / bounced / recent
Checked sending health· clear to send
Drafted campaign· 3 angles · 1 recommended
Planned the ramp· 400/day · most engaged first
These people signed up and never activated, so a newsletter won't move them. The one email only you can send names the exact setup step they abandoned and removes it, not a discount, and not a feature roundup.I'd start with the 2,000 most recent, 400 a day, and hold the rest until we see what it earns. Want me to send you a test first?
Approval needed
Schedule “Finish their setup”

2,000 most recent · 400/day · 15% holdout. Nothing sends until you approve.

AdjustApprove & schedule
Reply to Ranla…
Campaign draft
Finish their setupGuiltDiscount
FromMaya at Acme <[email protected]>
ToNever activated · 48,805 people
the setup step you got stuck on, already done

Hey. You signed up for Acme back in March and never finished setting up. That's usually our fault, not yours.

So I did the step you stopped at. Your workspace is ready and there is nothing left to configure.

If it's useful, you can pick up where you left off today.

Send testApprove & schedule

Talk in that window, or in Slack next to your team. Agent window and Slack → · AI agent →

Automations

Campaigns that win become always-on. Email and SMS via your Twilio account.

Audiences

Segments from product events — not a CSV you keep refreshing.

Analytics

Measure lift against people who got nothing, not opens.

FAQ

Platform questions

What is the Ranla platform?

Ranla is a lifecycle and transactional email platform for PLG SaaS: automations, audiences, analytics, email, and a built-in agent that drafts and asks before it sends.

Is the agent a separate product?

No. The agent is built into Ranla. You talk in one window to make templates, campaigns, automations, and audiences. Sends still wait on your rules.

Where do I start?

Start free at app.ranla.ai. Connect GitHub or analytics, pick moments that matter, and let the agent draft. Or open Platform pillars: Automations, Audiences, Agent window, Analytics, and Email.

Get started

Put Ranla to work this week.

Connect a GitHub repo, or analytics. Then talk in the agent window: templates, campaigns, automations. It still asks before it sends.

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