1 email reported from 1 company, first seen , last seen . Anything else that is clearly templated outreach.
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From
{sender_name} at trymainspring.com
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Hi,
I came across your {recipient_url} and figured you might like something I make.
Mainspring puts the hidden macOS settings you'd normally change with defaults write into one window, and every change has an undo. Dock speed, key repeat, what happens when the lid closes, about ninety in all.
I'd rather show you than describe it, so here's the full tour. Have a look whenever you have a moment: https://youtu.be/cGMZfDIEh0A
If you'd like a licence, just reply and it's yours. No catch, and no need to write about it.
{sender_name}
Everyday Mac Tools, trymainspring.com
Don't want these? Say so and I'll stop.
[unsubscribe link]
What goes in the slots
{recipient_url}
The recipient's URL or online presence referenced in the opening.Seen: “{recipient_url}”
{sender_name}
The sender's name used in the sign-off.Seen: “{sender_name}”
>_The likely prompt
Low confidence, 20%
Write a concise, friendly, low-pressure email offering a free licence to Mainspring, a macOS utility that puts hidden settings normally changed with defaults write into one window and lets users undo changes. Mention a few settings it covers and that there are about ninety in total. Invite the recipient to watch the full product tour at https://youtu.be/cGMZfDIEh0A, and say they can reply to get a licence with no obligation to write about it. Keep the wording direct and personal, include an opt-out line, and use these inputs: recipient URL {recipient_url}; sender name {sender_name}; sender company Everyday Mac Tools; sender site trymainspring.com.
Reconstructed from the copies below. The sender’s real prompt may differ.
Hi,
I came across your {recipient_url} and figured you might like something I make.
Mainspring puts the hidden macOS settings you'd normally change with defaults write into one window, and every change has an undo. Dock speed, key repeat, what happens when the lid closes, about ninety in all.
I'd rather show you than describe it, so here's the full tour. Have a look whenever you have a moment: https://youtu.be/cGMZfDIEh0A
If you'd like a licence, just reply and it's yours. No catch, and no need to write about it.
{sender_name}
Everyday Mac Tools, trymainspring.com
Don't want these? Say so and I'll stop.
[unsubscribe link]