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Hey HN,

I built Slates because I think that agents need new primitives, including for presentations.

The idea: presentations defined as structured JSON with grid-based layouts. Beautiful without pixel-pushing.

Think "Notion slides", and JSON-first that connect via MCP.

Would love feedback from anyone building agentic workflows or thinking about this space!

Appreciate that! you can also email me at hpckarlsson@gmail.com

there are a couple things that I wanted;

- variable recipient + fixed CC (example: to: customer@client.com, cc: mycolleague@mycompany.com) - customized titles of the email - improved UX

are you a heavy user of mail merge? would love your feedback after you've taken sendsheets.com for a spin!

it's the sheet

Thank you @krthr! Appreciate you!

Thanks @brudgers!! Appreciate that! Yes, we were inspired by the ease of tools like Notion (first version), and the fact that most companies literally run on spreadsheets. There are a couple mail merge tools out there - many focused on Sales/Drip comms. We have been focused on a more horizontal approach, and building for the more everyday multi-recipient comms. Would love any feedback!

Hey! Thanks! This is our Privacy Policy. https://sendsheets.com/privacy

We currently only read from "anyone w the link can read the sheet".

Would love to understand what the first use case that you imagine is! The email is sent from your Gmail, and the info is from your Sheets

Would also love feedback on how you'd prefer it - you can share either here or to my email hpckarlsson@gmail.com

What is the big issue? That we may be adding features in the future that creates more value that we may charge for?

There are literally hundreds of webapps helping w project management - Monday.com being one of them. Not everything you build have to compete. We have built a simple and delightful way for you to send personalised emails from your Spreadsheets.

You currently do not give Google Drive permissions. Which you would have known if you checked it out! Please give it a spin and let me know what you think.