A little clarity before you start.
How Mixes, sending, replies, your data, cost and invitations work. You stay in control of the conversation.
What is a Mix?
A Mix is a reusable follow-up plan for one kind of conversation, such as an estimate that’s out for a decision. Each Beat inside it is one scheduled message or call step. You choose the Mix, set the timing, and make each message your own.
Will Jump in the Mix be sending messages for me?
You review your follow-ups and send them through your own messaging app. Automatic sending is off during the beta. Personal invitations appear in Today for you to review and send through your own text or email app.
Does it know when someone replies?
No. Jump in the Mix doesn’t read your messages or watch for replies. You decide whether a response changes the plan and whether another message is appropriate, and you record whether each Beat was sent, not sent, or skipped.
Do I need a new phone number?
No. A text follow-up opens in your phone’s own messaging app with the draft ready, so it comes from the number you already use. On a computer, copy the draft into whichever app you use.
How can I control my data?
Keep contact details, notes, and follow-up history together. In Settings, open Data & privacy to export your data or delete your account. Private notes stay out of text messages and emails.
Does it cost anything to join?
Not during the beta. Joining the waitlist and creating your account are free, and no card is required. Paid plans haven’t started yet. When they do, the plans are Free ($0), Plus ($15 a month) and Pro ($29 a month), and you’re charged only if you choose a paid plan. See the plans.
How do invitations work?
Accounts are by invitation. A member can invite you: each member has three personal invitations to share by text or email. Or join the waitlist: we email invitations from it in small groups as space opens, so we can’t promise a date. Either way, your invitation is a personal link that creates one free account.