Nashra AI

How AI works in Nashra

AI in Nashra works from your own publishing: your posts, your numbers, your audience. It answers questions, suggests ideas, and outlines drafts. It never publishes, sends, or signs anything for you, and everything it produces is yours to edit or throw away.

AI assists

Most AI features draw on a monthly allowance of AI assists. One assist is one generation you ask for, whichever feature it comes from.

Uses an assist:

• Each question you ask the AI Strategist
• Each batch of post outlines the Strategist sketches for you
• Asking for new Strategist suggestions in the Library, or swapping one out
• Suggest a subject in the send dialog
• Draft with AI in Share on social media
• Each request the landing-page Agent answers
• Each change a connected AI assistant makes in your workspace over MCP, such as creating a draft or adding a subscriber. See Connect an AI Assistant.

Never uses an assist: Strategist insight cards, the weekly suggestions that paid plans get automatically, turning a batch of outlines into drafts, AI slugs, the workspace category suggestion, the help assistant, the spam and phishing protection on your sends, and a connected AI assistant reading your workspace or taking something down (unpublishing, deleting, pausing, or unsubscribing).

Keeping track

On the Free plan, a small notice appears after each generation with what's left, such as "12 AI assists left this month." During a Strategist conversation it updates in place rather than stacking up. Paid plans don't show a countdown.

To see your full count on any plan, open Settings → Plan and billing and look for AI assists this month.

Your allowance starts again on the first of each month. If you run out, the feature tells you when your assists come back and offers Upgrade. In the Strategist, the message appears right in the conversation.

AI Strategist

The Strategist is an advisor for your whole workspace. It reads your real numbers (open and click rates, engagement trends, traffic, where your subscribers come from, how segments behave) and answers with specific advice. It covers posts, landing pages, your Hub, and your audience, not just email.

The Strategist is available on every plan. On Free, each question uses an assist.

Opening it

• Library: click Ask Strategist in the page header, next to Create. On a phone the button shrinks to its blue sparkle.
• Insights: on the Overview tab, click the ask-line below the chart and the What's working cards. Its question rotates through examples. See Insights.

The Strategist opens as a large window over your workspace, which stays visible behind it. Insight cards run down one side and the conversation down the other.

Asking a question

The window greets you with "What do you want to know?" above a moving shelf of questions. Click any question to ask it, or type your own in Ask anything…. Enter sends and Shift+Enter adds a new line. The shelf stops moving while you type.

Questions it handles well:

• What should I write about next?
• Which subject lines work best?
• Where do my subscribers come from?
• When are my opens highest?
• How is my landing page converting?
• Who is most likely to unsubscribe?
• What should I put on my Hub?
• Which post brought the most signups?

Some answers include a scorecard (one metric with its change from the previous period) or a table (for example, signups broken down by source). Nashra calculates those numbers from your data. The AI only chooses which ones to show you. Each answer also suggests two follow-up questions and, when it helps, links to the right page in this help center.

Your conversation stays in this browser, so it's still there when you come back. Click New conversation to clear it and start over. Rate any answer Helpful or Not helpful. That feedback goes to the Nashra team and shapes what the Strategist gets better at.

Insight cards

Insight cards are drawn from your publishing history. Each one is tagged as an Observation, a Test this idea (with the numbers behind it), an Angle, or an Idea. They appear once you've sent a few emails and get sharper as you publish more. Insight cards never use an assist.

Outlining your next posts

Ask for posts, like "Draft my next 5 posts" or "Give me three post ideas about pricing". The Strategist answers, then sketches up to five ideas under its answer. Each idea is a headline and a short outline.

The Strategist outlines. The writing stays yours. Each batch steers clear of ideas it has already suggested and posts you've already written. The answer uses one assist and the batch uses one more. Creating the drafts is free.

Privacy

The Strategist works only with your own workspace's data. It doesn't see other workspaces, and your content isn't used to train external models.

Strategist suggestions

On the Posts tab of your Library, two post ideas sit at the top of the list, marked Suggested. They're grounded in your own writing, so they only appear once your workspace has at least three posts. They also step aside while you search or filter by category.

• Start one: click the row. Nashra turns it into a draft post, pre-filled with the idea's outline, and opens it in the editor.
• Swap one: hover the sparkle at the start of the row and click it to get a different idea. This uses one assist.
• Dismiss one: click × at the end of the row. A dismissed idea doesn't come back.
• Get a fresh pair: click the sparkle button (Suggest new post ideas) at the right of the filter row. This uses one assist.

On Newsletter and Publisher, suggestions also refresh on their own about once a week, without using your assists. On Free, they only change when you ask.

Writing helpers

Small helpers that sit where you're already working. Each one writes in the language of your post.

• Suggest a subject: in the Send email dialog, click the sparkle in the Subject field. Nashra writes a subject line for this post. When you test two subjects, each variant has its own sparkle.
• Draft with AI: in Share on social media in the post editor, it writes a caption from your post. For an Instagram post it also writes the carousel: three to six slides, each a heading and a sentence. It keeps your post's language, dialect, numbers, and first person. Edit anything before you post, or click Redraft with AI for a fresh draft. See Sharing on social media.
• Regenerate slug with AI: in a post's Publish panel, this turns your title into a clean English URL. Landing pages and resources have the same Regenerate slug control. Titles in Arabic are translated by meaning, not spelled out letter by letter. Slugs never use an assist.

To sound like you, subject lines, share captions and carousels, the landing-page Agent, and the Strategist's post ideas follow your Writing style under Brand → Tone of voice. It works even before you've published anything. Subject lines, share captions and carousels, and the Agent also study your 10 most recent posts once you have at least three. Where your posts and your Writing style differ, the Writing style wins. The Strategist and the Agent also read About your brand, so they know what you do and who it's for.

Landing page Agent

The landing page builder has an Agent tab. Describe the page you want, review the plan it proposes, and it builds the sections. On a page that already has sections, it makes the change you ask for. Each request it answers uses one assist.

See The Agent for how it plans, writes, and stops, and how to undo its changes.

Workspace category suggestion

Your workspace can have a category, one of 11 fixed options such as Content Creation or Coaching & Personal Growth. If you haven't picked one, Nashra may suggest one based on how you describe your audience. The landing-page Agent asks for that description the first time you use it.

The suggestion appears under the Category field in Settings → General as Suggested: followed by the category. Click Use to accept it. Nashra only suggests once per workspace.

Not AI-generated

Not everything with a sparkle is AI. The Smart segments in Audience, such as Fresh Subscribers and Loyal Readers, are fixed definitions Nashra calculates from your data. No model writes or personalizes them. The sparkle marks them as a ready-made shortcut.

Languages

• The Strategist's window, suggested questions, and insight cards follow your dashboard language (English or Arabic). See Dashboard language.
• Ask the Strategist in any language and it answers in the language you wrote in. Mixed-language questions work too.
• Writing helpers match the language of the post they're working on.

Getting help

The help assistant answers questions about using Nashra from this help center, in the language you ask in, and points you to the page it drew from. It's free on every plan.

Inside the dashboard, click Support at the bottom of the sidebar to open a support chat. For video lessons, open the Academy from the account menu. See Help while you work.

Connecting an external AI assistant

Everything above is AI built into Nashra. Separately, you can connect an outside AI assistant, like Claude or Cursor, to your workspace over MCP, so it can work with your posts and subscribers from outside the app. Each change it makes uses one AI assist from the same monthly allowance. Reading is free. See Connect an AI Assistant.

Limits

On top of the monthly allowance, each AI feature has a short per-minute limit so a burst of requests can't slow things down for everyone. If you hit one, wait a minute and try again.

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