Staring at a blank reply is a thing of the past. ultragent reads the message, considers your history with the person, and writes a draft in your own voice — ready to send or tweak. You stay in control; the blank page disappears.
Draft a reply
- Open the email you want to answer and click Reply.
- Ask ultragent to draft it. The draft is written in your voice, using your name and your history with the contact.
- Pick a tone — Professional, Friendly, Casual, Urgent or Warm — and a length, then redraft if you like.
- Read it over, make any edits you like, and send.
See how it lands
For your most important emails, the composer goes further. It draws on what ultragent knows about the relationship — the contact's communication style, the state of the deal, and their past replies.
- Tone to match: the composer suggests a tone that fits how your contact likes to communicate.
- How it lands: a predicted reply from the contact, how confident the prediction is, when they're likely to answer, and the evidence it's based on.
Tip
Pick a tone first, then send. Choosing Warm for a friendly lead or Urgent for a deadline makes your reply feel effortless and on point.
Will the drafts actually sound like me?
Yes. ultragent matches your writing style and signs off with your real name, then adapts the tone to suit the person you are writing to.
Do I have to send what it writes?
Never. Every draft is yours to edit. Nothing is sent until you review it and click send.
Can I choose the tone of a reply?
Yes. Choose Professional, Friendly, Casual, Urgent or Warm, and redraft until it fits the moment.
Does it use my history with the contact?
Yes. ultragent considers your past conversations and the state of the deal, so each draft feels personal and picks up right where you left off.
What makes the AI composer different from a quick reply?
The composer pulls in the full relationship picture — communication style, deal context and past replies — and shows how your draft is likely to land, so your highest-stakes emails are as strong as possible.