Texts and emails, ready to send

Some messages are hard to start. Saying sorry to a friend. Asking your boss for a day off. A short note to your kid's teacher. You know what you mean, but the first words will not come.

Now you can ask Dopppel to write it. Say who it is for and what you want to say. The words show up in their own box, apart from the rest of the answer, ready for you to send.

The words get a box of their own

Before, a message Dopppel wrote sat in the middle of the answer. You had to pick out the part to copy. Now the message sits in its own box, so you can see exactly what will be sent. An email comes with its subject line on top.

Open it in Messages or Email

Under the box are a few buttons. On a phone, "Open in Messages" opens your text app with the words already typed in. An email has "Open in Email", which opens your email app with it all filled in. "Copy" copies the words, so you can paste them anywhere.

"Open in Messages" only shows on a phone or tablet, since most computers cannot send a text. "Copy" and "Open in Email" work on a computer too.

Make it sound like you

Not quite right? Ask Dopppel to change it, like "make it shorter" or "sound a bit warmer". Or tap "Edit" and change the words yourself. Tap "Done" when you are happy.

You always press send

Dopppel never sends a message for you. It has no way to send a text or an email by itself. It writes, and you are always the one who taps send. That keeps you in charge of what goes out with your name on it.

This works in a Gäng too. A group can write one message together, like a thank-you note to a coach.

Write your first message

Ask in plain words, like "write a text to my landlord saying the sink is leaking". Read the words in the box, then tap "Edit" or ask for changes. When it looks right, tap "Open in Messages" or "Open in Email", or tap "Copy" and paste it where you like.

It is free, like everything in Dopppel.