A complete email-writing interface with a genuine AI provider architecture — honestly disclosed: no provider is currently connected.
A real, working email-writing interface with a genuine provider abstraction — not a fake AI demo. This static, backend-free site can't safely hold a real API key, so no provider is currently connected. See the FAQ below for exactly what that means and why.
AI Email Writer provides a complete interface for drafting emails — email type, recipient, subject, purpose, key points, tone, and length — built on a real provider abstraction that any of OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Groq, or OpenRouter could plug into without any change to this page. We'd rather tell you plainly than hide it: this static, backend-free site has no secure way to store a real API key client-side, so no provider is currently connected, and the tool says so honestly rather than faking a result.
Fill in the email type, recipient, subject, purpose, and key points, choose a tone and length, then tap Generate Email (or press Ctrl+Enter). Since no AI provider is currently connected on this static site, you'll see a clear message explaining why, rather than a fabricated email.
Why doesn't this actually generate an email?
Because we won't fake it. Real AI email generation needs a large language model, which can't run meaningfully in a browser the way our image-based AI tools do — it requires a real API call to a provider like OpenAI or Claude, which in turn requires a secret API key. A key can never be safely embedded in client-side JavaScript on a static site like this one — anyone could view the page source and take it. So instead of faking a response, this tool is upfront that no provider is currently connected.
What would it take to make this fully functional?
A small secure backend (even a single serverless function) to hold the API key and forward requests to a real provider — the entire interface, prompt construction, and provider abstraction here are already built and ready for that; only the key management piece is missing, deliberately.
Which providers does the architecture support?
The code includes real, correctly-structured request builders for OpenAI, Claude (Anthropic), Gemini, Groq, and OpenRouter. Any one of them can be activated by supplying a key through a secure backend, without changing this page's interface.
Is my draft data sent anywhere right now?
No — with no provider connected, nothing leaves your browser. If a provider is connected in the future, only the fields you fill in would be sent to generate the draft, and that will be disclosed clearly at that time.