
Everything is 100% mobile friendly too, so you can do this all from your
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The Denada workflow
The typical workflow in Denada follows these steps:- Create a new project by clicking + New in the top-right corner and choosing New project.
- Start a conversation — describe what you need in plain language on the “What would you like to make?” screen.
- Refine your template — chat and the editor are side by side in the same project view. Switch between the sidebar tabs (Chat, Edit, Variations, Comments, Options) to iterate.
- Create variations to explore different copy or design directions.
- Export or share your finalized content with your team or email platform.
Sidebar navigation
The left sidebar is your main navigation hub. From here you can access:- Projects — browse and organize your projects, with sub-filters for Mine, Team, and Private.
- Images — manage your team’s image library.
- Docs — access documentation and guides.
- Support — reach the Denada support team.
- Help — find help resources and FAQs.
Starting a project
To start creating, click + New in the top-right corner and choose New project. If your team has multiple libraries, you will be prompted to select one. You then land on a chat screen where you can:- Describe what you want to create in everyday language.
- Have a natural back-and-forth conversation with Denada.
- Paste URLs to automatically extract content from websites.
- Search your image library by describing what you need.
- Attach files using the paperclip icon or use voice input with the microphone.
The project view
Inside a project, chat and the editor live side by side:- Left side — the template preview area, with Subject and Preheader fields at the top, a Share button, and a menu for additional actions.
- Right side — a sidebar with tabs: Chat, Edit, Variations, Comments, and Options. Switch between these tabs to iterate on your template.
Working with images
Throughout both the chat and editor, you have access to the image library:- Upload images from your device.
- Generate images using AI.
- Organize images into collections.
- Search by description so Denada can find the right image automatically.
Creating variations
Once you have a template in the editor, you can generate multiple variations automatically:- Create versions with different tones, lengths, or layouts.
- A/B test different messaging approaches.
- Export all variations at once for review or deployment.
Tips for success
- Start broad, then refine — begin with a general description in chat, then get specific.
- Use natural language — write to Denada as you would explain to a colleague.
- Leverage references — share URLs or examples to guide Denada.
- Save iterations — create variations to explore different approaches.
- Combine tabs — use the Chat tab for ideation and the Edit tab for precision.
This overview provides a high-level look at the Denada workflow. Each
interface has more advanced capabilities covered in its dedicated
documentation.