AI drafts your lifecycle emails from what your customers actually do.
GetFluxly captures your product events, builds a profile for every user, and drafts the automations for you. Nothing sends until you approve it. Setup in 10 minutes, made for solo founders and small teams.
Get startedNo card needed ; Free for 14 days ; Cancel with one click
From raw events to running emails
How GetFluxly works under the hood. Three moves for you: connect, describe, approve.
Events stream in, profiles build themselves
Connect your data
Drop in the SDK or send from your backend. Real time, no sampling, no nightly batch.
Profiles assemble themselves
Identity resolution stitches anonymous activity to known users – one readable profile each.
Say the outcome, get an editable flow
Segment by real behavior
Live segments from what people did. “Inactive 30 days” means right now, always.
Describe the automation
One sentence in. Triggers, waits, branches, and sends come out as a graph you can edit.
You sign off, it runs exactly as approved
Review, edit, approve
Every step is editable. Nothing leaves Draft until a human signs off.
It runs, deterministically
Workers execute the exact approved graph through your email provider. Every run logged and replayable.
Inside GetFluxly
Who did what, what fires when, what each email says, and whether it worked. One screen for each.
Every user's full story
Each profile is a single timeline of events, emails, and activity, so you know exactly what happened before anything sends.
Works with your stack
Bring your own email provider, pipe in Stripe events, get pinged in Slack. No migration, no lock in.
Get started- 01 Connect any email provider or plain SMTP
- 02 Stream events from your app or from Stripe
- 03 Get Slack alerts when automations need you
Pricing
One plan, everything included. For early stage teams that want to understand their users and win them back, without a second tool.
Start Now- 14 day free trial (No card)
- Unlimited email sends, always
- Event capture, SDKs, autocapture
- Unified profiles with identity stitching (2500)
- AI studio, budget scales with your audience
One tool, the whole lifecycle
From the first welcome email to winning back users who went quiet, every stage runs on the same events.
Walk new signups to their first win with emails triggered by what they've actually done, not day counts.
Read the story
2026Onboarding
Walk new signups to their first win with emails triggered by what they've actually done, not day counts.
2026Trial Conversion
catch trials before they expire and nudge the ones who never added a card.
2026Winback
spot users going quiet and reach them before they cancel, not after
2026Failed Payments
recover revenue automatically when a card declines or expires
Your questions, answered
Get quick answers to the most common questions about our platform and services.
Email UsTwo ways. The JS SDK captures pageviews, clicks, and forms in the browser on its own. The HTTP Events API handles trusted server events like signup, billing, and internal state changes. Both write to the same customer record, so an event sent only from your backend still triggers lifecycle email.
No. The model only works from reserved traits and shape of your templates, automations, and segments. Your customers' PII, raw profile values, and event data never reach outside. And nothing the AI drafts sends until you approve it.
Yes. GetFluxly only tracks events you explicitly send from your own product, and tracking runs under your own domain. We never sell your data, share it with ad networks, or use your users' data for anything except running your emails and analytics. Unsubscribes and suppression lists are handled automatically on every email, and you can delete a profile and its event history at any time.
Your plan includes 2,500 profiles. Go over that, and your next bill is based on the highest profile count you hit that month. Drop back under, and your bill drops too.
Three steps: install the SDK, connect your email provider, set up your tracking domain. That's it, you're live. After that, GetFluxly learns your app's structure from incoming events, and its drafts get more tailored to your product over time.