Turn rough notes into a reply
Paste the email you received and a few bullet points for your answer. Ask ChatMore to draft a concise reply, keep the tone professional, and preserve any deadlines or next steps.
An example brief
- 01 · InputBring context
An email asking whether Tuesday’s meeting still works
- 02 · RequestAsk a focused question
Draft a reply under 80 words that confirms the time and asks for the agenda.
- 03 · CheckReview the result
Check the date, time, recipient, and commitment before sending.
Rewrite for tone
Ask for a friendlier, firmer, shorter, or more executive version. This is useful when an email is technically correct but sounds too blunt or too long on mobile.
Summarize long threads
Paste thread excerpts and ask for decisions, open questions, owners, and next actions. Then ask ChatMore to draft the next message from that summary.
When this workflow helps
- Customer follow-up
- Sales reply
- Manager update
- Scheduling email
Prompts to try
Rewrite this email so it is clear, calm, and professional. Keep it under 140 words and end with one next step.
Summarize this thread into decisions, risks, owners, and questions I still need to answer.
Draft three reply options: warm, direct, and executive. Keep each version short enough to send from iPhone.
Try the workflow on your iPhone.
Open ChatMore with a question, a draft, or a screenshot. Check the result, then refine it for your task.
Download ChatMoreCommon questions
Can ChatMore write emails from bullet points?
Yes. Add the email context, list the points you want covered, and ask ChatMore for a draft with the tone and length you need.
Can ChatMore shorten an email?
Yes. Paste the draft and ask for a shorter version that keeps the decision, deadline, and call to action.
Does ChatMore send the email for me?
ChatMore helps write and improve the message. You can copy the final draft into your email app and send it from there.
Sources and product details
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