EmailMe provides simple project notifications for indie developers. It eliminates the need to set up email servers for MVPs. With a single function, it sends notifications, making it ideal for tracking project updates. Pricing plans offer options for solopreneurs and teams.
Features
Email Functionality
Simplifies sending project notifications via email with a single function call, allowing developers to save time without setting up their own email server.
Unlimited Notifications
Allows sending unlimited email notifications to users from the developer's dashboard without additional setup.
Integrated Dashboard
Provides a dashboard to manage and view notification activities, making it easy to track and organize communication.
JS Package
Provides a JavaScript package for integration. Supports installation via npm or yarn. Users need to configure their API key in environment variables and can then use the `emailMe` function to send emails easily.
API - curl request
Allows sending emails using a curl request to the specified endpoint. Users need to provide the subject, description, and API key in the data payload.
NPM Package Installation
Install the `emailme/emailme-js` package using npm with `npm install @emailme/emailme-js` or yarn with `yarn add @emailme/emailme-js`.
API Key Setup
Add your API key to your environment variables file like `.env` or `.env.local` (for Next.js) using `EMAIL_ME_API_KEY=your-api-key`.
EmailMe Function
Use the `emailMe` function to send emails. Import it in your server code (preferably for Next.js) with `import { emailMe } from '@emailme/emailme-js'` and use it as `emailMe('Subject', 'Message')`.
API Request
Allows you to send emails using a simple API call with curl. You can specify the email subject, body text, and your API key to authenticate and send emails.