Automated message sequences
Set the pace. Dripsy sends the rest.
Queue up what you want to send — text, a link, or a photo — in the order it should go out, add the people who'll get it, and choose a cadence. From there, Dripsy takes over: the next message goes out right when it's due, daily or hourly, only inside the hours you allow, in the time zone you choose.
Dripsy is invite-only right now. There's no self-serve signup yet.
See it in under a minute
Three steps, then it runs itself
Setup is the only part you do by hand.
Queue your content
Add each message in the order you want it sent, with a photo if you want one. Paste a link to an image you already host — uploads aren't built yet.
Pick who gets it
Keep one contact list for your account and subscribe people to any campaign. A recipient can be on several at once.
Set a cadence and leave it
Dripsy checks every campaign once a minute and sends the next message when it's due. Nothing to run, nothing to remember.
What Dripsy does
And, just as usefully, what it doesn't pretend to do yet.
Media rides along on SMS
Add a photo to a message and it goes out as a picture message through Twilio, so it lands in the thread looking like any photo you'd have sent yourself.
Email sends the text and a link
Worth knowing up front: over email an attached photo arrives as a link alongside the text, not inline. SMS is the channel to pick if the image itself has to land in the message.
Respectful send windows
Give a campaign a start hour, an end hour, and a time zone. Nothing leaves outside it, so a daily message never lands at 3am.
Cadence that isn't clockwork
Optional jitter loosens the rhythm — set it and a due campaign sends on roughly one cycle in four instead of every single one.
Everyone stays in step
One campaign, one running order: every recipient gets the same message on the same day, so there's something shared to talk about.
A delivery log that keeps receipts
Every attempt is a row: which message, which recipient, when it went, and the provider's own error text when it didn't.
Want in? Ask for an account.
Dripsy is still early, so accounts are set up by hand. Tell us what you'd send, and we'll get you set up.