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An AI email workshop is a hands-on session where you set up Lithi on your own Mac and write the rules it drafts by — drafts which you still review before they send. You leave with a working setup, your rules written down, and a shortlist of what to teach it next. Get in touch to arrange one.
You don't need to be technical, and you don't need to have used Lithi before. You just need an inbox that keeps you busy.
Quotes, scheduling, the same handful of questions from different people — you've written a version of this reply more times than you can count.
Everyone on the team replies a little differently. You want a set of rules the whole team drafts from, not five separate habits.
A general AI chatbot has no idea who your customers are or how you actually write. This session is about building something that does.
Some things are easier to trust once you watch the setup happen on an actual Mac, connected to an actual inbox.
The session works on your own inbox and your own rules from the start — not a demo account.
Identify the handful of email types that eat most of your week — quotes, scheduling, supplier questions — so you know what to set Lithi up for first.
Decide which senders and topics get a draft, and which are off-limits entirely — anything legal-related, for example, routed away from Lithi completely.
Walk through connecting your inbox so drafts land in your own Drafts folder, and nowhere else.
Build the rules that tell Lithi how you talk to particular people — tone, relationship, what to always include or avoid.
Settle on how you'll check drafts before anything goes out, so the habit sticks after the session ends.
Lithi installed, connected, and drafting against your real rules — not a demo account you have to redo later.
The never-draft list and the tone rules you set, in a form you can hand to a teammate.
The specific recipients or email types worth building custom rules for, once you've used the setup for a week.
It's hands-on, working on your actual inbox and your actual rules, not a slideshow.
There's no pitch built into the agenda. You leave with a working setup whether or not you ever go further with Lithi.
Lithi drafts. You still review, edit, and choose what goes out — in the session and after it.
It doesn't replace paying attention to your email. It removes the blank-page part of replying to it.
Product boundaries should be easy to understand before you connect an inbox.
An Apple-silicon Mac (M1 or later) with Gmail or Outlook set up. Everything else is covered in the session.
No. The session is built for people who use email all day, not people who write code.
No — it's a working setup session. If you have questions about licensing afterward, the pricing page has the current tiers.
Lithi runs only on Apple-silicon Macs, so a session won't help without one on hand. Get in touch and we can figure out next steps.
No. Everything happens locally on your Mac during the session — nothing about your inbox leaves it.
Yes — a session works well for a small team, so everyone sets up around the same rules.
Tell us a bit about your team and the email that eats your week, and we'll figure out what a session should cover.