Wrong Client

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Every client.
In focus.

Saved contacts, project context and a second look before you send.

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Your draft
ToAlex · Northstar Studio
SubjectProject Juniper — proof approval

Wrong Client

Worth a second look.

Project Juniper belongs to Cedar Works. You’re emailing Northstar Studio.

Review email

A little less work. A lot more focus.

See how WC fits into your email.

Start with the right client.

Choose a client, project and saved contact from the arrow beside Send.

How it works
  1. Open a new draft and WC beside Send.
  2. Choose the client and project.
  3. Add the project subject and contact.
  4. Review your draft, then send.

Solo, or together.

A personal list or a shared directory. Your choice.

Solo

Your own client directory.

  • No login needed
  • Contacts, projects and reminders
  • Export your setup
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Team

A shared directory for your team.

  • Invite your employees
  • The owner reviews shared updates
  • Personal notes stay private
Explore Team

Both are free during beta. Solo lists do not automatically sync between Gmail and Outlook.

Free beta

A little more focus.
Right beside your email.

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Good to know.

Which email apps can I use?

The Gmail beta works in English desktop Gmail in Chrome. Outlook on the web uses a separate add-in. Chrome Store availability and new Outlook for Windows testing are still pending. Read the Outlook beta guide for setup details.

Is my email content uploaded?

Draft checks run locally in the mail app. Wrong Client does not upload message bodies or attachment contents for checking. Optional sign-in and Team sharing use cloud services for account identity and the directory the owner chooses to publish. Read the privacy policy for the details.

What does it check?

Configured client names and visible attachment filenames. It cannot catch every mistake. It does not inspect attachment contents. Missing checks and manual overrides can allow unprotected sending, so always review recipients and attachments yourself.

Is the beta free?

Yes. Payments are disabled. A future paid subscription will require you to choose a plan and confirm checkout.