text expansion, for real inboxes

Type less.
Say the whole thing.

A few characters, typed anywhere on the web, unfold into the full reply — the one you've already written a hundred times.

practice pad
This shortcut expands to: "Thanks so much for reaching out — I'll fol"

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people using Stenn

24

snippets saved

36 min

est. time saved

what's actually in it

Built for the inbox you answer all day.

Six things it actually does — no filler.

Works in any input, on any site

/shortcut

No per-site setup. Type the shortcut in Gmail, a support ticket, an ATS, a DM — it expands right where you're typing.

Personal, or shared with a workspace

#team-code

Keep a snippet to yourself, or attach it to a workspace code so everyone on the team sends the same, correct reply.

Scoped to one site when it matters

@gmail

A snippet tied to a site only shows up there — or call it from anywhere by typing the site's name first.

Folders keep a big library sane

Once you're past a dozen snippets, folders and filters do the sorting so you're not scrolling to find one.

Bring your existing library in one go

Already have snippets somewhere else? One .txt file, one line per snippet, imported in seconds.

Streaks that track real use

Achievements built on actual expansions used — not logins, not opens. If it's unlocked, you earned it.

the whole flow

Three steps. No exceptions.

01

Save a shortcut

Pick a trigger — /sig, /addr, whatever's fast to type — and write out the full message once.

02

Type it, anywhere

Any input box on any site. No popup to open, no extension icon to click first.

03

It expands instantly

The full text lands where you're typing, cursor at the end, ready to send.

what it looks like

One library. Every shortcut you own.

chrome-extension://stenn/options.html
ShortcutPreviewScopeUsed
/sigThanks so much for reaching out —personal42×
/applyHere's how to start your application.#hr-team118×
/hoursMon–Sat, 9 AM to 6 PM. Closed Sundays.@gmail
/oosThat item's back in stock on the 14th.#support63×

before you ask

Questions, answered plainly.

Yes, anywhere there's a standard text field — email, tickets, chat, forms. A handful of heavily custom rich-text editors may behave differently.