Today marks the end of Resend Forward, our fourth launch week.
In the last seven days, we shipped five new features.
Here's a quick recap of what we launched:
If you prefer watching instead of reading, check out this video:
On Monday, we publicly launched new.email, a new product that helps you build beautiful, responsive, and cross-platform emails using natural language.
Start by creating a template and refine it until it looks great.
To test how your emails look in real life, you can send them to your own inbox using Resend.
Many people use Resend for multiple projects—whether different clients or they use Resend for both personal and work projects.
That's why we added support for multiple teams.
Each team is distinct, with its own API keys, billing, and usage.
You can create as many new teams as you need.
Behind Broadcasts, our no-code editor, lies a quietly powerful system that can queue, throttle, and send millions of emails.
We're excited to expose the full broadcast experience to developers. Send HTML, plain text, or React (with the Node.js SDK) to any audience.
The Broadcast API offers 6 endpoints for creating, updating, and sending broadcasts. As with all endpoints, the Broadcast API enjoys full SDK coverage.
The new multiplayer editor makes email creation a truly collaborative experience.
Teams can now draft content in real-time. You can see your teammates' cursors in real-time as they move through the editor.
You can see your teammates' styling changes updated in real-time as they tweak the design.
All the font sizes, background colors, and custom CSS changes are visible to everyone.
On Friday, we announced a new major version of react.email featuring:
This version also includes 8 components for you to create beautiful emails inspired by Tailwind UI and shadcn/ui.
We hope you enjoyed the new features we launched last week.
See you in the next one.
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