Dittofeed

Hi all, we’re Max and Chandler from Dittofeed 🙂

TL;DR - Dittofeed Embedded Components give your application messaging features like template editors and broadcasts in seconds. SaaS companies in health, finance, education, and property management use Embedded Components to give their users the power to automate messaging.

✋ Ask - If you are/know a vertical SaaS founder, product manager, or engineering manager who doesn’t want to spend a year developing workflow builders, user segmentation, SMS and email template editors, etc. reach out! chandler@dittofeed.com
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☣️ Problem

On any given day, somewhere in the world, there’s an engineer reimplementing a low code messaging automation tool for the nth time.

Drag and drop workflow builders, user segmentation engines, and email template editors are seemingly ubiquitous among SaaS.

This is especially true for vertical SaaS. Consider the example of an app for healthcare providers - the providers may want to automate SMS to patients when a prescription refill is available. Or you might have an app for property managers, and you need to let them email tenants when their lease is up for renewal. It’s a non-trivial lift to build this suite of tools, and it can end up taking engineering teams 6-12 months to implement, plus ongoing maintenance.

✨ Solution

Dittofeed’s Embedded Components wrap up our existing open-source messaging automation so that they can be embedded within your own application.

You can consume these components using styled iframes, unstyled react components, or by using Dittofeed as a headless API to rebuild your own components from scratch.

These embedded components can be served by Dittofeed cloud, or by self-hosting Dittofeed. Self-hosting is great for highly regulated industries like health and finance.

How to get Embedded Components

Contact support@dittofeed.com, and we’ll send you an admin API key. Check out our Embedded Components documentation to learn more.

🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️ The Founders
Max and Chandler have been friends since high school – 20 years and counting! They founded Dittofeed in 2023 with a mission to make a great open-source alternative to Klaviyo, Braze, and MailChimp.

Max was previously a senior software engineer at OpenTable and Braze where he helped architect infrastructure that scaled their automated messaging services to billions of end users.

Chandler was previously a marketing manager at Sony Music and various B2C startups where he became a power user of marketing automation software, seeing a need for change in the industry.