Draft review replies
Write the reply for any review in your voice.
Copywriter (on-demand)
Not a workflow Wingman — a writing partner you summon on demand. Right-click on a contact, hit "Generate Copy with Quill," pick the channel + intent, get brand-voice copy that already knows the customer's history.
What Quill does
Quill is the odd Wingman on the roster — she doesn't fly missions in the background. She's a copywriter you invoke when you need her, from inside your CRM itself. We wire Quill into your CRM menu so anywhere there's a contact, conversation, or opportunity, you get a "Generate Copy with Quill" option. Pick the channel (SMS / email / social post / review reply), the intent (sell / respond / inform / apologize), and any length constraints. Quill reads the contact's full history + your brand voice samples and drops the draft into your reply field. The other Wingmen call Quill behind the scenes too — she's the shared copywriting brain across the whole crew.
Capabilities
Right-click any contact or open any conversation and Quill is in the menu. Pick channel + intent, get copy. No tag, no trigger, no waiting.
Pulls the full conversation history, tags, opportunity stage, and last service before drafting. The copy references actual moments — not generic templates.
Channel: SMS / email / social post / review reply. Intent: sell / respond / inform / apologize. 16 combinations, each tuned to the medium's voice + length.
Quill is also the shared copywriting brain Mia, Harper, Stella, and Sloane call when they need creative copy. Improving your brand voice in Quill ripples to every Wingman.
"Keep it under 160 chars." "Mention the spring promo." "Don't apologize for the delay." Quill respects every constraint and never breaks character.
Output drops directly into your CRM message composer, ready for one-tap edit + send. You stay in flow — no copy-paste from a separate tool.
On the job
Quill turns writing from a bottleneck into a same-day, on-brand draft for whatever message is in your way.
Instead of staring at blank chat boxes or rewriting the same review reply, you get clear drafts shaped by your tone and the customer's context.
Your team focuses on what to say. Quill handles drafting, restructuring, and refining.
Write the reply for any review in your voice.
Write that awkward customer email you've been putting off.
Write the first-touch email to a new prospect.
Write the polite follow-up to a stalled estimate.
Write the response to a complaint without sounding defensive.
Write a thank-you that reads like you, not a template.
Write the email or SMS announcing your seasonal promo.
Write the invite to your open-house or customer event.
Write the ask for a customer testimonial.
Read history before drafting so the message feels personal.
Mirror what you've said to this customer before.
Use the brand voice samples Quill has trained on.
Write web copy for a new service or page.
Write the description of what you offer.
Close with your shop's tagline and signature.
Write a short case study from your job notes.
Send the post-job recap with what was done.
Loosen up legal-sounding language into plain English.
Trim a long draft to its essential lines.
Sharpen weak CTAs to drive a clear next step.
Proofread before you hit send.
Match salutation to the customer's preference.
Draft Spanish versions of your most-used messages.
Offer three takes on the same message so you pick.
Catch when a draft strays from your brand voice.
Generate two or three subject-line options.
Verify name, dates, and links before sending.
Rewrite tough lines so they read firm but fair.
Catch lines that could be misread and rewrite them.
Surface customer messages that have waited too long.
Move drafts to send once you say yes.
Pause for input when the message needs your call.
Use the customer's own phrasing where it helps.
Reference the time of year when it fits naturally.
Tag posts so they reach the right local audience.
Suggest a photo to attach to the message.
Queue messages for the right time of day.
Write the first message every new contact gets.
Surface drafts that worked before and reapply them.
Show how many drafts Quill turned out this week.
In the field
A 3-star Google review just landed. The customer is unhappy with the timing of the job, not the quality. You don't want to sound defensive.
From inside your CRM, right-click the contact, hit Generate Copy with Quill, pick Review Reply + Apologize. Quill drafts a reply that acknowledges the timing issue specifically, owns the miss, and offers a make-good — without grovelling. You tweak one word, hit publish.
"Hi Sarah — you were right to flag the scheduling slip. We had a crew shortage that week and it shouldn't have landed on your install date. I'd like to make it right — coming back this Saturday at no charge to redo the trim work. Thank you for the patience."
You just wrapped a great kitchen remodel for the Hendersons. You want to post about it but writing the caption is the thing that always falls off your to-do list.
Open the contact, hit Generate Copy with Quill, pick Social Post + Inform, paste 2 sentences about the job. Quill drafts a caption that reads like you wrote it — same voice, same blue-collar warmth — and suggests 4 hashtags. You attach the photos and post.
"Wrapped a kitchen this week that started life as a 1978 galley with one tiny window. Three weeks later: open floor plan, quartz island that seats four, and natural light for days. The Hendersons trusted us with the whole thing — couldn't have asked for better clients. #KitchenRemodel #BeforeAndAfter"
A subcontractor is asking for an extra $1,200 you didn't approve. You need to push back firmly but keep the relationship.
Quill reads the conversation, picks up the relationship history, and drafts an email that names the issue, references the original scope agreement, and offers a path forward without escalating. You sound professional even when you're annoyed.
What you'll connect
Required connections need to be wired before Quill can fly. We'll guide you through every one during onboarding.
your unified inbox (read access)
So Quill can read the history before writing
your CRM Custom Menu integration
How Quill shows up in the right-click menu
Brand voice samples
3-5 messages you wrote in your real voice during setup
Service catalog Optional
Helps Quill reference actual products/services accurately
What gets deployed
When your estimate is accepted, our system automatically deploys these artifacts to your Wingman dashboard. No copy-paste, no manual setup.
Ideal for
Anyone who finds themselves typing the same kinds of messages over and over — review replies, social captions, awkward customer emails, follow-up texts. If writing is the bottleneck (not the workflow), Quill is the unlock.
FAQ
Because copywriting isn't a thing that happens on a schedule — it's a thing that happens when you sit down to reply to a tough message. The other Wingmen are autonomous. Quill is the one you summon. Different tool for a different job.
Quill is live — ready now, alongside Quinn. The shared-backend version (other Wingmen calling Quill internally) ships earlier as core infrastructure; the customer-facing your CRM menu invocation is the v1.5 milestone.
Yes. Tell us when you book the discovery call and we'll loop you in when the menu integration enters beta — usually a 2-week early-access window.
We need to finish our platform's Custom Menu integration spec + get the menu item approved for the agency-level whitelabel. The drafting engine itself is already built (it's the same engine the rest of the crew use). The waiting is on your CRM marketplace UI piece.
Because she runs on demand, not 24/7. You're not paying for a Wingman that's standing watch — you're paying for a writing tool that's wired into your workflow. Lower compute, lower price.
Pairs well with
Reputation Manager
Fires the review-request SMS at the perfect moment after every job, auto-replies to positives, and pings you in 5 minutes when a negative one lands.
Learn about Stella →
Email Marketer
Runs your email channel end-to-end. 5-step welcome series for every new lead, a monthly newsletter tuned to your trade, and win-back sequences for subscribers gone quiet.
Learn about Sloane →
Social Media Manager
Schedules 3 posts a week, replies to every comment and DM in your voice, and pings you the second a complaint shows up. Covers Facebook and Instagram out of the box.
Learn about Mason →
Tell us about your business and we'll send a tailored proposal with Quill configured for your industry — within one business day.