Monthly content, zero effort
Generates one unique monthly email per practice, written in the practice's own voice and sent from the practice's own email alias. Subject lines are deliberately curiosity-forcing. No two practices get the same topic in the same month.
Start free trialGenerates one unique monthly email per practice, written in the practice's own voice and sent from the practice's own email alias. Subject lines are deliberately curiosity-forcing ("The $4 thing silently destroying your teeth. You probably did it this morning."). No two practices on the platform receive the same topic in the same month. Patients who read to the end earn loyalty points.
Capability it provides
Every practice — including ones with no in-house content or marketing capability — gets an original monthly piece of content, without a staff member writing anything.
Outcome it creates
Continued monthly contact with the entire patient list (not just overdue or milestone patients), which keeps deliverability and inbox familiarity healthy for the recall and milestone emails that need to land in the same inbox later. Independent research on gamified/interactive email formats found meaningfully higher open rates than static newsletters when curiosity-driven subject lines and an earned reward were involved.
Written specifically for your practice's voice — never duplicated across other practices in the same month.
A curiosity gap, not a topic label — the kind of line a friend would text you that makes you need to reply.
You can approve each issue before it goes out, or let it send automatically once you're comfortable with the format.
A loyalty-point reward for reading to the end, which measurably improves completion rates over a static newsletter.
No — it's generated automatically every month in your practice's own voice. You can review before it sends, or let it send automatically.
No. No two practices on the platform receive the same topic in the same month.
They're deliberately curiosity-forcing rather than descriptive — for example, "The $4 thing silently destroying your teeth" instead of "Monthly Dental Newsletter."