Email designs to code that works even on Outlook, in a click
Convert any Figma design to email-optimized HTML. No need to use predefined components, specific names, or auto-layout. Works on all major email clients and ESPs. Email-coding best practices built in for high deliverability, low spam risk, and responsiveness.
Hi, fellow makers and early adopters!
This is Abhijit, Co-founder and CTO of Kombai, chiming in.
Today, we are launching Kombai for Email - a version of our base model that can code custom emails with 95%+ accuracy. This is the first specialized version of Kombai, purpose-built to do only one job but do it well.
800+ email developers and marketers have used our Open Beta over the last ~2 weeks. And even though the product had its fair share of kinks, we received incredibly positive feedback from them!
From these users and the email community at large, we have also learned how much of a pain point custom emails are for any marketer or developer.
It’s an incredible chore for developers to follow all the code-gymnastics required to make the code work across email clients - even the most popular ones like Outlook and Gmail. On the other hand, marketers spend $500+ to get one single email coded and have to wait one to three days to get the final code. Kombai for Email reduces this turnaround time to practically zero and costs by 90-99%.
We are excited to have you all drop by our launch today. Thank you for joining us on the journey and providing your valuable feedback.
About Kombai for Email on Product Hunt
“Email designs to code that works even on Outlook, in a click”
Kombai for Email launched on Product Hunt on December 7th, 2023 and earned 420 upvotes and 173 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. Convert any Figma design to email-optimized HTML. No need to use predefined components, specific names, or auto-layout. Works on all major email clients and ESPs. Email-coding best practices built in for high deliverability, low spam risk, and responsiveness.
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