Flowrite
AI email and message drafting that turns short instructions into ready-to-send text.
About
Flowrite is an AI writing companion for the daily grind of email. A Chrome extension adds a button to Gmail, LinkedIn, and other sites: you type a few short instructions about what you want to say, and it generates a complete, correctly formatted message in a tone you choose. The company claims it makes everyday writing up to five times faster, and the pitch is less about long-form content than about never staring at a blank compose window for routine replies, introductions, follow-ups, and sales emails.
A smart template gallery covers the most common email types across roles and teams, so frequent messages can be generated without writing instructions at all. Pricing is a flat 15 EUR per month with a free trial, founded in 2020. It is a focused, single-purpose tool: if your bottleneck is inbox throughput rather than publishing, it addresses exactly that, though it does not attempt document-length writing or deep editing workflows.
What it can do
- Instruction-to-email generation inside a Chrome extension
- Works across Gmail, LinkedIn, and other favorite sites
- Smart template gallery for common emails by role and team
- Tone selection so the message lands as intended
- Formatting, spelling, and grammar handled automatically
Setup
- Sign up at flowrite.com and install the Chrome extension.
- Open Gmail, LinkedIn, or another supported site.
- Type short instructions for the message you need.
- Click the Flowrite button, pick a tone, and send the generated draft.
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Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (TIER verified, metrics-v1). Evidence: operating since 2020 with a clear, verifiable product (Chrome extension for Gmail/LinkedIn), transparent flat pricing (15 EUR/mo, free trial), and consistent third-party descriptions of the instruction-to-email workflow. Strengths: sharply focused use case, real integrations, simple pricing. Docked for: (1) proprietary and closed, with '5x faster' claims provider-sourced; (2) narrow scope — email and messages only, no long-form or editing depth. License: proprietary (SaaS subscription).
How the trust score is built
Full methodology →- Adoption · stars/downloads, log-scaled vs peers
- 7.0/10
- Maintenance · recency, releases, issue load
- 7.0/10
- Manual review · sanity read + red-flag check
- 6.0/10
- · operating since 2020
- · Chrome extension for Gmail/LinkedIn instruction-to-email
- · smart template gallery by role/team
- · 5x-faster claim is provider-sourced
- · narrow scope: email/messages only
Sources
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