Brew is the fastest way to design and send beautiful, on-brand emails and automations that render perfectly in every inbox. Describe a campaign or a multi-step automation in plain English, and Brew builds the whole thing in seconds: copy, design, audience, and logic. Works with any AI agent: paste our docs into OpenClaw, Viktor, Claude, or Lovable. No lock-in: send from Brew or export to your ESP. Free to get started.
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Brew
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Philip, co-founder and CEO of Brew. When I was leading US growth at Revolut, I kept seeing teams with world-class products fail at the last mile - actually reaching and retaining the users they'd worked so hard to acquire.
The fix was always email. It's still the highest-ROI channel for activating, nurturing, and retaining users - nothing else comes close.
But every time we tried to execute it properly, we ran into the same painful cycle. Campaigns that took weeks to build. Emails that broke in half our users' inboxes. Designs that didn't look on-brand. And when the pressure was on, they just didn't go out at all.
The problem wasn't the team. It was the tools.
Old school SaaS platforms like HubSpot, Mailchimp, and Marketo were built for companies with entire departments dedicated to running them. Someone has to analyze the data, plan the campaign, write the copy, design the emails, code the HTML, deploy it, and optimize the results.
For most teams that's just not realistic - so the software sits there underused and revenue gets left on the table.
My co-founder @thomas_park2 (former Vercel) and I built Brew to fix this.
You describe the campaign you want and Brew builds the whole thing in seconds:
Welcome flows and drip sequences
Newsletters and lifecycle campaigns
Multiple on-brand variants
Production-ready HTML that renders perfectly across Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail
It pulls your branding automatically from your website and Figma. What used to take even the best teams 8 days now takes one prompt.
It's like Claude Design or Lovable, but made specifically for email marketing (the emails render perfectly across inboxes because the underlying HTML is email-optimized, unlike Claude).
Watch me walk through it personally here: https://www.loom.com/share/dc325b42a4b54c50b1e5cdea3964e66a
A few things people are surprised by when they first try it:
It builds entire multi-step sequences, not just single emails
The brand extraction is scarily accurate
It works natively with Viktor, OpenClaw and any AI agent
You can push straight to Klaviyo, HubSpot, Mailchimp, or whatever ESP you're already on
This is just the beginning. We're building toward a full autopilot - you set the objective, Brew handles everything else. The goal is to become the new system of record for email marketing. One where going back to the old way is unthinkable.
Try it for free, break it, and tell us what's missing. Every piece of feedback goes straight into what we build next.
Get started free at Brew.new or reach me directly at philip@brew.new
Thanks to @jessica_w204 and @antlio for building this with me and Thomas. And to the Product Hunt community - there's no better place in the world to launch something you've worked this hard on.
Much love,
Philip 🫶
PicWish
@thomas_park2 @jessica_w204 @antlio @philip_sorensen love the idea so we can now vibe on email design and automation as well right?
Brew
You got it mohsinproduct. Vibe coding, but for email. Describe the campaign or the automation and Brew builds it end to end, on-brand and rendering right everywhere. That's why people call us "Lovable for Email Marketing" and "Claude Design for Email Marketing".
Appreciate you Mohsin! ❤️🔥
one-click integration to push campaigns straight to Klaviyo or HubSpot is critical for existing operations. When you push a generated multi-step flow t`o Klaviyo, does it map over as an editable drag-and-drop template blocks workspace, or does it export strictly as static custom HTML blocks? @philip_sorensen
Brew
Great question @priya_kushwaha1 , and one we get from operations-minded teams a lot.
Honest answer: today we push the flow into Klaviyo as a production-ready HTML block per message rather than as Klaviyo's native drag-and-drop template blocks. That choice was deliberate, since mapping into Klaviyo's editor schema means giving up the pixel-perfect output we generate, and most of our early users wanted "ready to send" over "ready to redesign."
The flow structure (triggers, branches, delays, audiences) does map natively to the Klaviyo flow editor, so you can still tweak logic and timing without touching the email itself.
That said, "editable in the drag-and-drop editor" is on our roadmap, since we hear this exact request from teams who want to make light edits without coming back to Brew. Would love to hear how you would use it. If you want, drop me a note at philip@brew.new and I will keep you posted as that ships.
@thomas_park2 @jessica_w204 @antlio @philip_sorensen Many congratulations Philip and team! :)
How I met the makers?
When the Brew team first reached out to me in early January 2026 to hunt their product, my very first question was: “How is this actually different from the other similar email tools I’ve seen launch on Product Hunt?”
I’ve hunted / endorsed quite a few “AI email” products already, so I went in with a healthy dose of skepticism.
But once I jumped into Brew, it clicked very quickly. The biggest utility for me was how naturally it works with AI agents and how opinionated it is about the last mile: getting production-ready, on-brand emails that actually render correctly everywhere, not just pretty mocks.
What is Brew and how it works?
You describe a campaign or multi-step automation in plain English and it doesn’t just spit out copy, it builds the whole thing... flows, variants, production HTML, and targeting logic, in seconds.
I also really like how simple and honest the positioning is: “Like Claude Design for email marketing.” It’s a straightforward promise, and the product delivers on exactly that, especially with the way it pulls your brand from your site / Figma and focuses on HTML that works across Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail.
Why I endorse Brew?
Where Brew stands out for me (and why I was happy to endorse it) is that it feels built for the reality of modern teams. You can plug it into whatever AI agent you’re already using, keep your existing ESP (Klaviyo, HubSpot, Mailchimp, etc.), and still get that “Claude Design-like” but purpose-built for email.
For teams that don’t have the luxury of a full email department, this is the kind of leverage that can make the difference between “we should send that campaign” and “we actually shipped it.”
Huge kudos to Philip and the team for focusing on every critical details of email marketing. If you care about shipping beautiful, on-brand emails and lifecycle flows without wrestling with templates for days, Brew is absolutely worth a serious look. :)
Brew
Thank you @rohanrecommends, this means a lot. ❤️🔥
I actually remember that first call in January and how skeptical you were, you had seen enough "AI email" launches to be tired of the category, and you grilled us on what made Brew different. So the fact that you came around to endorsing it carries real weight for us...
You captured the heart of it perfectly: the last mile is everything. Anyone can generate a pretty mock, but getting a production ready, on-brand email that actually renders right in Outlook is where it gets hard, and that is exactly what we obsess over.
Grateful to have you hunting us today. :)
@thomas_park2 @jessica_w204 @antlio @philip_sorensen Congrats on the launch team. Lolled hard at "even outlook".
Brew
Thank you so much @zolani_matebese! Anyone who has fought Outlook knows it is a genuine boss fight. "Even Outlook" is half a feature and half a trauma response. Thanks for the love. ❤️🔥
Alconost Localization
@thomas_park2 @jessica_w204 @antlio @philip_sorensen Congrats on the launch, Brew looks intriguing! Thanks for the walk-through video, Philip, I was looking for it. The demo on a real customer content was especially useful!
Brew
Thank you so much @margarita_s88! Really glad the walkthrough was useful, and good to hear the real customer demo landed. We went back and forth on whether to use a live example or a polished fake one, and decided seeing it work on actual content was way more convincing. Appreciate you watching the whole thing.
Alconost Localization
@philip_sorensen exactly! you know, demos on fake content are not always very representative, so they are not convincing. I watch such demos and go like, "ok and how will you handle something real?"
Brew
@margarita_s88 I'm exactly the same! It was also really nice of @LiveFlow to let us include this in our demo video. They're so cool and nice! ❤️🔥
Remention
Been a happy Brew user for some time now. Incredible team and beautiful UX; this is what modern email marketing should look like.
Congrats on the launch team!
When can we expect a Brew MCP so we can automate directly from coding agents or OpenClaw? :)
Brew
Thank you so much @ohansemmanuel , means a lot from a longtime user with a high standard! ❤️🔥
You are speaking our language. An agentic, chat first Brew is exactly the direction we believe in, and driving it from coding agents is part of that vision. I will not promise a date yet (we want to make sure it works 110%), but we're working on it as we speak. You will be among the first to know when there is something to play with. 💪
Brew
@ohansemmanuel Thank you for the kind words Ohans! And yes, we are building an MCP and expanding our API suite to enable all agents to leverage Brew :)
zero.xyz
@thomas_park2 @philip_sorensen would love my agents to find and buy Brew for each GTM strategy I run. Which goes beyond MCP, moves into MPP land. Would be happy to help guide you through this
Brew
Appreciate this @daniel_baum! Agreed it goes beyond MCP, agents discovering and buying autonomously is a real and interesting layer. We are focused on the MCP and API foundation first, but I would love to hear how you are approaching MPP.
Any time that works for you here next week?
wow! how deep does the brand extraction go? wondering if it picks up fonts and spacing or mainly color and logo.
Brew
@yurii_demchenko Hey Yurii! Great question. The brand extraction takes any link and does a comprehensive extraction of logos, images, colors, fonts, links, and brand information. We've spent a lot of time understanding what a "brand" really is and how we can consistently extract it to create on brand emails. We want your emails looking and feeling like the identity of your site. Give it a try and let us know what you think :)
Brew
@yurii_demchenko It goes deeper than most people expect. Here's an example of what Anthropic emails look like in Brew. The way we help LLMs understand the art and science of your brand is part of our "secret sauce" - @thomas_park2 spent late nights and weekends perfecting this ❤️🔥
@philip_sorensen Awesome to see native compatibility with tools like OpenClaw and Viktor right out of the gate. For an automated multi-agent workflow, can we hook Brew up to run autonomously like having an agent analyze weekly database churn metrics and prompting Brew via API to generate a custom win-back sequence?
Solo founder here, building toward an App Store launch, and lifecycle email is exactly the thing on my roadmap I keep deferring because the tooling tax is real. So the "8 days → one prompt" promise lands.
Quick q: How deep does Brew go on tone? Can it learn a brand's voice from existing copy (site, past emails), or is it pulling visual identity and writing in a competent-but-generic marketing register underneath?
Brew
@ferdi_sigona Hey Ferdi! The brand extraction on your domain understands your marketing copy to ensure your emails match your tone. You can also adjust this with additional rules for the agent in the brand page. If you have a tone in mind Brew can copy it.
Best of luck with the app store launch!
Curious how Brew handles multiple parallel campaigns, is it one workspace per brand, or can you run separate sequences with their own logic side by side?
For context: Our team runs nurture sequences across pretty different client segments and keeping every campaign on-brand at that volume eats up real time...
Nice product btw!
Brew
@marcelo_macedo2 Hey Marcelo! Would love to learn more about these nurture sequences. Are these different multi email sequences that run for different segments or different brands?
@marcelo_macedo2 One workspace per brand, but you can run as many automations and campaigns in parallel as you want inside it. All of your sequences can be live at the same time with separate logic. And if you're running multiple brands, Brew's multi-brand support handles that too. Each client's fonts, colors, and voice are locked in from the start so you're not burning time testing every client segment you send. The volume stops being the bottleneck.
Congrats on the launch =) One question on the brand extraction: how do you handle sites that block automated readers or render everything client-side? Curious if you've found a way around it.
Brew
@francesco2689 Thanks Francesco! Great question. We leverage a couple different solutions in our brand extraction to ensure that even if the site is fully client-side rendered or blocked with bot protection we can still extract great context. We aren't in the business of bypassing WAFs or beating bot detection but have many different fall backs and solutions for different types of sites! Let us know if you run into any brands that you had in mind, would love to iterate with you :)