True. Hello, I'm David Sparks. I use Drafts every day to get my work done, and I wanted to show you a couple of quick workflows with Drafts. The first is how to send an email. So here I am on my iPhone with some of the Drafts widgets, but I've also got the Drafts app down in the dock. I'm just going to go ahead and tap on that, and you'll see the thing I love most about Drafts is when you open it, it's just ready to go. You don't have to create a new file or do anything silly. The screen is ready, and you can start typing. In this case, however, I'm not going to type. I'm going to use voice dictation to prepare an email. I'll go ahead and hit the microphone button in the lower right corner and start talking. Carrot recipe. New line. Dear Greg, New line. Thanks again for having me over. I woke up this morning thinking about those delicious spicy carrots you gave me. They were real flame throwers. Can you please share that recipe? New paragraph. Your pal, David. And that's just one of the ways you can capture text with Drafts. I could have also typed it in if I wanted. One of the things I love about Drafts is that it exists on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. So let's go ahead and edit this text over on the Mac version. Alright, here I am over on the Mac, and you can see that Drafts has already synced over the text that I just dictated over on the iPhone. Since I'm on the Mac, I can go ahead and make some edits to it. I'm going to change the recipe to a capital because the first line, when I export this as an email, is going to turn this...
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