Give jarvis your topic, your voice and your structure. It researches the week on the live web, drafts the issue — subject, intro, sourced sections, sign-off — and hands back a copy-ready draft, so you're editing and sending, not staring at a blank page.
Set the brief once. Every week the draft is waiting; you tighten it and hit send. Copy the whole issue as Markdown into your email tool in one click.
The hard part of a recurring newsletter isn't writing — it's starting, on deadline, over and over. And a blank prompt box hands back generic prose in someone else's voice unless you re-explain your beat, your angle and your voice every single issue.
A template prefills everything — tweak it or just run it. The whole point is that you set it up once and stop thinking about it.
Your topic, your readers, your structure, a past issue for tone. jarvis turns it into a repeatable brief — sharpen it in a sentence and it sticks.
Weekly on Thursday, ahead of your send. jarvis researches and drafts the issue on time — waiting for you, not asked for.
It arrives as a finished draft — subject, intro, sourced sections, sign-off. Copy it as Markdown, tighten, send. A note steers the next issue toward your voice.
Each delivery is a publish-ready issue, not a chat transcript: a subject line, an intro that earns the open, sourced sections in your structure, and a sign-off — with one-click copy as Markdown.
You give it your voice and a past issue up front, and every note you leave steers the next one. Over a few issues it converges on your tone — because, unlike a fresh chat, it remembers what you told it last time.
Yes. It reads the live web at draft time and attaches a source to each section, so the issue is grounded in what's current — not a model's stale memory. Keep or cut the sources.
Each draft has a one-click “Copy as Markdown” that lifts the whole issue — paste it straight into Substack, Beehiiv, Ghost, or your ESP. (Direct webhooks are coming on the top tier.)
No — it kills the blank page. You get a strong, sourced first draft on schedule; the editing, judgement and voice are yours. A first draft on time, every time — not autopilot publishing.
Same engine. Describe the format you publish and jarvis drafts to that structure on your cadence — it shapes the output to how you ship.
Start a 14-day trial of everything — no card. Tomorrow, the delivery is already waiting, and it keeps learning what you want.