I built Draftery because I was drowning in emails.

As a solopreneur building multiple products, I spend my days creating tools that people actually use. The problem? Every user, every customer, every partnership opportunity comes with emails. Lots of emails.

I was spending hours each day just responding to messages. Not building. Not creating. Just typing the same kinds of replies over and over. The irony wasn't lost on me — I build tools to help people be more productive, yet I couldn't keep up with my own inbox.

So I built something to help. Draftery started as a tool for me. It learned how I write, how I respond to different people, and now it drafts replies that sound exactly like something I'd write. I got my time back.

Then I realized: if I have this problem, other founders do too.