Scheduled SMS and email
Write the messages once. Dripsy sends them on a schedule.
Put a sequence of messages in order, subscribe the people who should get them, and pick a cadence. Dripsy delivers the next one 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.
Three steps, then it runs itself
Setup is the only part you do by hand.
Write the sequence
Add content items to a campaign in the order they should go out. Each one is a single message — text, plus an image if the channel is SMS.
Subscribe your recipients
Keep one contact list for your account and subscribe people to any campaign. A recipient can be on several at once.
Activate it and leave it
Dripsy checks every campaign once a minute and sends the next item 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.
SMS or email
A campaign picks one channel. Texts go out through Twilio, email through SendGrid, both on our credentials — there's no provider account for you to set up.
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.
An ordered list you control
Content items are a sequence. Reorder them, edit the wording, or add one to the end while the campaign is still running.
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 failed.
Usage you can see
This month's send count sits on the dashboard next to the limit it counts against, read from the same place the scheduler reads it.
Ask for an account
Accounts are set up by hand while Dripsy is early. Tell us what you'd send and we'll get you one.