1 email reported from 1 company, first seen , last seen . Anything else that is clearly templated outreach.
Template
From
{sender_name} at anvilai.com
Template
Reconstructed from 1 copy
Hi {recipient_first_name},
I came across {recipient_repo} on your GitHub.
I'm {sender_name}, and I'm building Anvil, a private AI assistant for iPhone. It runs Gemma 4 E2B on-device with LiteRT-LM, so chat works in Airplane Mode. It also reads photos and makes images with SDXL on the Neural Engine. You don't need an account.
It's in public beta, and testers get Anvil Pro free (requires iPhone 15 Pro or newer):
{pitch_url}
If you try it, I'd love your honest take. If not, feel free to ignore this.
Thanks,
{sender_name}
https://www.anvilai.com/
If you'd rather not hear from me, just say so and I won't email again.
Anvil Industries Inc.
What goes in the slots
{recipient_first_name}
Recipient's first name.Seen: “{recipient_first_name}”
{recipient_repo}
Repository or project name found on the recipient's GitHub.Seen: “{recipient_repo}”
{sender_name}
Sender's personal name.Seen: “{sender_name}”
{pitch_url}
Link to the Anvil public beta invitation.Seen: “https://testflight.apple.com/join/UWgV42TT”, “[invite link removed]”
{subject_line}
A subject line connecting the recipient's GitHub or repository with a request for beta feedback or a product feature.Seen: “Saw your GitHub, would love your take on my beta”, “{recipient_repo} and running Gemma 4 on iPhone”
>_The likely prompt
Medium confidence, 58%
Write a concise, friendly cold email to a GitHub developer inviting them to try Anvil, a private AI assistant for iPhone, in its public beta. Use the recipient's first name and repository name where provided. Introduce the sender, explain the on-device Gemma 4 E2B and LiteRT-LM setup, offline chat, photo reading, SDXL image generation on the Neural Engine, and that no account is needed. Mention that Anvil Pro is free for beta testers and requires iPhone 15 Pro or newer, then include the beta invitation link. Ask for an honest take if they try it, make clear they can ignore the email, and include the provided sign-off, website, and opt-out line. Keep the tone personable and low-pressure. Also write a short subject line referring to the recipient's GitHub or repository and either the beta feedback request or a product feature. Use only the supplied product details and sender information: {recipient_first_name}, {recipient_repo}, {sender_name}, {pitch_url}.
Reconstructed from the copies below. The sender’s real prompt may differ.
Hi {recipient_first_name},
I came across {recipient_repo} on your GitHub.
I'm {sender_name}, and I'm building Anvil, a private AI assistant for iPhone. It runs Gemma 4 E2B on-device with LiteRT-LM, so chat works in Airplane Mode. It also reads photos and makes images with SDXL on the Neural Engine. You don't need an account.
It's in public beta, and testers get Anvil Pro free (requires iPhone 15 Pro or newer):
[invite link removed]
If you try it, I'd love your honest take. If not, feel free to ignore this.
Thanks,
{sender_name}
https://www.anvilai.com/
If you'd rather not hear from me, just say so and I won't email again.
Anvil Industries Inc.