Write the email you have been avoiding
It is late, and every day it stayed unsent made it a little harder to write. Answer four short questions and Wasp will write it for you. There is no account, nothing to install, and nothing you type here is kept.
Edit it as much as you like before you send it. It is a starting point, and you know things about this person that four boxes cannot capture.
This is the smallest thing Wasp does
Writing the late email is the easy half. The hard half is that nothing told you it was late, because the commitment was made in a conversation and never became a task anyone was tracking.
Wasp reads your email and your calendar, pulls out what you actually committed to, and keeps track of it until it is done. When a date passes, it says so. Wasp is not another task manager. Instead, it catches what never made it into one.
What happens to what you typed
Nothing. The words you typed and the email that came back are not written down anywhere, not logged, and not used to train anything. There is no account here and no address to hand over. Wasp counts how many drafts it wrote today, which is how the tool stays free, and that is the whole record.
Wasp never sends anything on its own initiative, here or in the product. This page gives you text to copy. Pressing send stays yours.