Sumezi works on a block model that compiles to tested, bulletproof email HTML. Drag & drop for the work, code for the control. Here's how.
You build with blocks, not loose HTML tags. That block model compiles to tested, table-based HTML with inline CSS. The output stays predictable, however you design.
Build from the block library on a 600px canvas, or switch to code mode in one click and read the compiled, bulletproof HTML. A raw HTML block is there for the edge cases.

A component only enters the library after the same inbox test. What you drag is already proven in Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail.
Outlook on Windows breaks what other clients tolerate. So Sumezi emits VML roundrect buttons, MSO conditionals and table layouts. Bulletproof, and under 100 KB to avoid Gmail clipping.

Switch between desktop, mobile, dark mode and a simulated Outlook rendering. No guesswork. you check the mail in the context where it lands, before you send.
Every workspace gets its own subscribers, templates, branding and SMTP. Fully isolated. switch between brands in one click.
Merge tags linked to your workspace subscribers. Drag them as a block or type them in text, with a clean fallback when a value is missing.
Open the editor and watch the bulletproof HTML write itself.
Open the editor