From blank page → 14-day drip email sequence in 30 seconds
Hey IH friends,
I built Lumora AI after watching too many founders (including me 😅) stare at a blank page when it’s time to write launch emails, onboarding flows, or drip campaigns.
Instead of wasting hours drafting copy, Lumora turns any landing page into a ready-to-send 14-day drip sequence in seconds. No templates, no fluff — just emails that feel ready-to-use.
We launched on Product Hunt last week and got over 100+ upvotes 🎉 but I’d love to hear what you think.
👉 Try it free here: https://lumora-ai-copy-2ac5a637.base44.app
Thanks,
Smart solve, Ahmed! The blank page problem is so real when you're juggling product development and marketing.
As someone who's built email sequences for my SaaS products, I'm curious - how does Lumora handle different customer segments? Like, does it generate different sequences for B2B vs B2C based on the landing page content?
Also, the landing page -> email sequence workflow is clever. Most tools make you start from scratch rather than leveraging existing copy.
Congrats on the PH launch! 100+ upvotes shows real validation.
Congrats on the launch 🎉 Really like how Lumora makes email sequences quick and practical. Looks super useful!
Love the idea of building a 14-day drip email sequence so fast — especially for newsletters or onboarding! The “from blank page to sequence in 30 seconds” framing is compelling.
One thing I’ve found helpful: sketch out each email’s goal before writing, even just bullet points — helps avoid repetition or off-topic drift. Would be cool if you also shared a template or a swipe file in future posts.
Congrats on the launch!
Love how you’ve focused on saving founders from blank-page paralysis, that’s such a common pain.
Does Lumora also let you tweak the tone or voice of the generated sequence like "casual vs. professional", or is it more standardized for now?
Thanks! 🙌 Yes — Lumora already lets you pick from different tones and personas (like casual, corporate, startup founder, luxury brand, etc.) so the sequences don’t feel “one-size-fits-all.” We’ll keep expanding those options as we learn from users.