Airial Re’nal
Making email deliverability make sense.

Pre-Send Email Reviewer

Before you hit send, give your email a second look.

You wrote it. You read it. You changed that one sentence six times. But is your email ready to go?

Review your words, images, links, formatting, HTML, and email purpose from inside your email editor. Find what needs attention before your draft goes to your list.

Get the Pre-Send Email Reviewer

For coaches, consultants, creators, and service providers.

Desktop browser extension + setup guide. One-time manual install required.

Check the draft. Keep the reader in mind.

More than a typo check

Your email can look fine
and still need work.

Maybe the next step is buried. Maybe the images carry the whole message. Maybe a name token slipped through. The reviewer helps you spot the details that are easy to miss when you have been staring at the same draft.

01 / WORDS

Say what you mean.

Flag pushy or unclear language so you can tighten the message and make the next step clear.

02 / IMAGES

Let the words do their part.

Check image-heavy layouts, image dimensions, embedded image size, and missing alt text. Hosted-image file sizes are not measured.

03 / LINKS

Give each click a reason.

Spot link clutter and check whether the links support what this email needs to do.

04 / FORMATTING

Make the draft easier to read.

Review the layout and spot personalization tokens that need a preview or test-send. The checker cannot confirm how your email platform will fill them.

05 / HTML

Check what sits behind the words.

Flag hidden text, suspect HTML, JavaScript, and form elements for review. Some flagged code, such as a hidden preheader or tracking pixel, may belong there.

06 / PURPOSE

Know why you are sending it.

Choose one primary job and use prompts that keep your draft focused on what the reader needs.

See the reviewer

Here’s what you’ll see
before you hit send.

Choose the email’s job, review the draft details, and decide what needs a change.

These screenshots show one sample draft. The score points to items worth reviewing. It does not predict inbox placement.

Email job selector with campaign and lifecycle jobs and prompts for a confirmation email
Choose one primary job.
Use prompts that fit what the reader needs next.
Draft review showing HTML size, image alt text, text and image balance, and static link checks
Check the draft’s structure.
Review images, links, and the code behind the email.
Contextual language review and personalization tokens flagged for a preview or test-send
Read the flags in context.
Check language and name tokens before sending.

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Includes Every Email Needs a Job

One email.
One primary job.

“What should I write?” gets easier to answer when you know what your email needs to do. Choose the job, then use the prompts to work through what your reader needs to understand, believe, see, or do.

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Start with the format

“I should send a testimonial.”

That tells you what you might include.

Give it a job

“My reader needs proof this can work for someone like them.”

That helps you choose the story and the details it needs to show.

Your last step before send

Review. Tighten.
Then send.

01

Open your draft.

Install the extension using the setup guide. Then open your draft in your browser-based email editor and open the review panel.

02

Check the job and the details.

Choose one primary job. Review the prompts and the items the tool flags.

03

Fix what needs attention.

Tighten the draft, confirm the next step, then use your email platform’s preview or test-send. Your platform may add code before sending.

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Meet the human behind the tool

I’m Airial Re’nal.

Certified Email Deliverability, Security & Systems Strategist

I’m an Army veteran with 25+ years in tech and entrepreneurship. I help online business owners figure out what is happening when their email is not working the way it should.

I look at the whole email system, from deliverability and list health to messaging, automations, and subscriber behavior. The Pre-Send Email Reviewer brings that mindset to the draft in front of you.

Don’t guess what’s wrong with your email. Investigate it.