Send iMessage from email.
Use Gmail or Outlook without opening another app.
Email Bridge turns an email into a real iMessage. Your team can send from Gmail or Outlook, use allowlisted senders, choose a specific line when needed, and get a plain-English bounce reason back if something fails.
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Use the phone as the recipient.
Send to +19042956129@send.tuco.ai and Tuco handles the rest.
Choose the sender.
Add the line suffix if you want a specific workspace line to send the iMessage.
Let teammates send too.
Authorized colleagues can send through the bridge without needing a Tuco login of their own.
Know what failed.
If a number is invalid, the sender is blocked, or no line is active, the reply email explains why.
Inbox flow
Compose once. Send as iMessage.
To: +19042956129@send.tuco.ai · From: sarah@yourteam.com
Message accepted. Sending through your first available active line.
Bridge confirmation
If something fails, the sender gets a bounce email with the exact reason and the fix.
Use Gmail, Outlook, or any mail client your team already trusts.
Authorized teammates can send through the bridge without needing full app access.
Line routing can be explicit instead of relying only on the first active line.
Bad numbers, blocked senders, and missing lines come back with a plain-English fix.
Fast. Familiar. Direct.
No rep retraining. No extra chrome extension. No API client. Just send the email and let Tuco turn it into iMessage.
If you want a specific line, attach the line suffix. If not, Tuco can choose the first active line automatically.
Give approved inboxes sending access without handing those users the entire workspace.
Invalid number, no line, or blocked sender? The bridge tells the sender exactly what happened and what to change.
The bridge respects the workspace sender list so random inboxes cannot impersonate your line.
Ops, founders, and closers can send a single iMessage without opening the full app or touching the API.
Workflow
How it works.
Compose the email. Let Tuco do the conversion.
Compose the email.
Open your normal mail client and write the message you want the lead to see as iMessage.
Address the recipient.
Use the phone number as the email target, with an optional line suffix when a specific sender matters.
Pass sender checks.
Tuco verifies the sender is registered or allowlisted and confirms that an active line exists.
Deliver or bounce.
If the send works, the message lands as iMessage. If not, the sender gets the explanation back by email.
Related
Pair it with.
Keep the send surface simple.
The best send surface is the one your team will actually use in the moment. Sometimes that is a full builder. Sometimes it is just the inbox already open in front of them.