Draft Messages
A draft of a message to any number of recipients that can be sent now, later, or on a recurring schedule
Draft messages allow you to save a message to any number of conversations.
To create a draft message:
Head to the Nightowl app home – make sure you are on the
Hometab.Navigate to the
Draft Messagessection and click 📃Newbutton.Enter one or more conversations to BCC.
When more than one conversation is selected, semicolons will be used as delimiters to display the recipients after the message is created.
E.g. a message to separately selected DM recipients @Jack, @Jill, and @Jen will show as
BCC: @Jack; @Jill; @Jenwhereas selecting a group DM between you, @Jack, and @Jill in addition to a separately selected DM with @Jen will appear asBCC: @Jack, @Jill; @Jen.Compose your message.
Optionally enable the insertion of recipient mentions.
The variable
{@}will be replaced with a user tag in IMs and@herein other conversations.Select whether or not to show the recipient(s) that this message is from Nightowl.
Default selection can be modified in App Settings
Select whether or not to show previews of linked content in messages containing URLs.
Default selection can be modified in App Settings
Click
Saveto save the draft.
After creating a draft message, it can be deleted, modified, saved as a recipient group, or used to create a message of any type.
Click 💣
Deleteto remove the draft message.The following actions are available in the overflow (
...) menu:🖋️
EditEdit the conversations in the recipient group
📬
Send nowSend the draft as BCC message and optionally delete the draft message
The recipient(s) and message body can be edited
⏱️
Schedule messageCreate a scheduled message from the draft and optionally delete the draft message
The recipient(s) and message body can be edited
⚙️
Make recurringConfigure a recurring message from the draft and optionally delete the draft message
The recipient(s) and message body can be edited
📃
Create groupCreate a recipient group from the draft and optionally delete the draft message
The recipient(s) can be edited
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