Codedmails

Its been exactly 1 month now and here are 10 sales of our Premium Licence.

I submitted the product to Hacker News ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24729938 ) last week the user view went from less than 100 to 1.5k in a single day. It was a proud moment for me. It feels like we are getting into the momentum.

There is a lot of new additions planned for the product in the coming weeks. Stay Tuned and thank you for following our product.

After 1 day of launch, I got my first paying customer. I made $20 and it felt really good.

I know the amount is very small, but the feeling is very big :)

FYI: All the HTML templates are free to use for personal and open-source projects. However for commercial use and to get the MJML Source files, users can pay $20.

Till the next 10

I worked as a side project on codedmails and it took me around 2 months to complete the MVP. There are more than 60 templates and 12 email themes ready to be used with the click of a button.

I also took inspiration from the current trends of email designs and created theme-based email templates. My focus was to create at least 6 categories of emails for each theme.

I designed the website and all the templates.

The website is hosted on Netlify, all the pages are server-side rendered.

Finally, the website is live and because of using server-side rendering, the page speeds are amazing.

I was working on a project and had to create HTML emails for the basic functions like signup, password change, reset the password, email verification, etc. It took a lot of time to create something simple and which can work in all email ( at least the most common ones ), clients.

I tried to look for some simple, sass related email templates, but unfortunately was very unsuccessful. I then decided to write from scratch and then I stumbled upon email markup languages ( e.g MJML, Foundation of Emails, etc ). MJML seems to be very good, with very good email client support.

I created a couple of templates, which worked really well. Then I thought I can make a platform where people can click and grab a template, do the adjustments, and get done. Codedmails was born.