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Describe a journey in plain language and Migma generates the entire sequence, welcome flows, product launches, onboarding drips, re-engagement campaigns. It plans the narrative arc up front so each email builds on the one before it, and lays the result out on your project’s visual canvas as connected slots you can refine email by email.
Every email in a series is a normal Migma email. Each one is fully editable, preflightable, and sendable, the series is just a sequence of them planned together so the story holds across the whole journey.

How it works

Describe the journey you want, including the goal, the audience, and roughly how many emails. Migma plans the arc, then writes and renders every email in the sequence.
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Describe the journey

Tell Migma the goal in one prompt, for example a 4-email welcome flow or a 3-part launch sequence.
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Migma plans the arc

It decides the role of each email, the order, and how each one hands off to the next, so the sequence reads as one connected story instead of unrelated sends.
3

Every email is written

Each email is generated and rendered through Migma’s email engine, so the whole sequence is email-safe and built for inbox compatibility.
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Review on the canvas

The finished series lands on your project’s visual canvas as connected slots, one card per email, in send order.
A generated email series shown as connected slot cards on the visual canvas

Refine the whole sequence in chat

Once the series exists, keep shaping it from chat. You don’t edit a static template, you talk to the sequence and it restructures itself.

Add an email

Insert a new email anywhere in the journey. Give it a role and a few beats to hit, and Migma writes it to match the rest of the sequence.

Remove an email

Drop an email you don’t need. The remaining emails stay intact and renumber their positions.

Reorder emails

Change the order of the journey. Pass the new sequence and Migma rearranges the slots.
If an email refers back to an earlier one (“as we mentioned in the welcome…”), reordering can break that callback. Migma will flag it when it happens so you can fix the reference.

Edit every email at once

The most powerful move is a cross-cutting edit. Ask for one change and Migma applies it to every email in the series at the same time, running each one through the same editing pipeline in parallel. If one email fails, the rest still go through.
You can also scope the change to specific emails instead of the whole series when you only want a subset updated. One instruction updating every email in the series at once
One instruction, applied to the entire sequence, consistent voice and styling without touching each email by hand.

Per-email send cadence

For a scheduled journey, each email can carry a send offset, the number of days from the start of the series when it should go out. That’s how you space a drip: day 0, day 2, day 5, and so on. Set or adjust the cadence in chat, and new emails you add slot into the schedule automatically.
Series slot cards labeled with their send-offset days

Restore an email to a previous version

Iterating across a whole series sometimes means a change touches an email you wanted to leave alone. You can restore any email to how it looked on an earlier turn, while leaving the rest of the sequence untouched.
Restore works per email, so you can roll back exactly the slots you mean to and keep every other change you’ve made.

Working with individual emails

Each slot on the canvas is a complete Migma email. Click any card to open it in the editor and work on it on its own, then jump back to the canvas to see it in the context of the full journey.
Open a slot and refine its copy, images, layout, or colors just like any single email. Changes stay scoped to that email unless you ask for a series-wide edit.
Run any email in the series through preflight to test it across devices and clients before the journey goes live.
Use Duplicate email for one slot or Duplicate series for the whole sequence. Migma opens the latest canvas version in a new chat so you can try another direction while the original stays intact.
Because each email is a normal Migma email, the whole sequence is ready to schedule and send once you’re happy with it.

What do you want to do next?

Prompt-based creation

Learn how a single prompt turns into a finished, on-brand email.

Write for a persona

Aim the whole sequence at a specific audience so the journey lands.

Preflight before sending

Preflight each email before the journey goes out.

The visual canvas

See the whole sequence as connected nodes you can arrange and edit.