Your product needs to send a password reset, confirm a payment, or welcome a new account. The person receiving that email might reply with a question. You need a way to handle that part of the conversation too.
Samva is an email API and dashboard for product teams. You can send transactional and product email, edit email templates, and handle inbound replies in your application.
Start with an email your product needs
Choose one real task to begin with. A welcome email, a receipt, or a password reset gives you something concrete to build and test.
The send an email guide walks through the TypeScript SDK and REST API. When you're ready to send from your own address, follow the domain verification guide to set up your sending domain.
If you need a starting design, browse the email templates. You can open a template in the email editor, preview it, and export the HTML. Start with the structure, then make the copy and action fit what the recipient needs to do.
For products that need to receive email, inbound email lets you bring replies into your application and keep them in a conversation. A reply can be a support question, a correction, or feedback worth following up on.
Build from the tools you already use
Samva has a TypeScript SDK, a CLI, and a hosted MCP server. If you work with a coding agent, the agent documentation gives it a place to start. You can work through the integration, inspect the result, and decide when an email is ready to send.
For more on working with support replies and coding agents, read Why I'm building Samva.
Practical notes as you build
Read the guides to understand transactional and marketing email, one-click unsubscribe, and warming up a new sending domain.
If you're adding email to a product, start sending with Samva. And if something is confusing or a workflow feels unfinished, tell me what you're trying to do.
