Understanding Profiles

2 min read·Updated December 1, 2025

What are Profiles?

Profiles are pre-configured sets of preferences that customize how Aeralis creates emails for you. Think of them as different "personas" for different email contexts.

Why Use Profiles?

Without profiles, you'd need to specify your preferences every time you generate an email. Profiles save time by remembering your:

  • Tone preferences - Professional, casual, friendly, formal
  • Custom instructions - Specific writing guidelines
  • Grounding tools - Context URLs, Google Search, Knowledge
  • Location settings - For location-aware emails

Example Use Cases

Work Profile

  • Tone: Professional
  • Instructions: "Always include my title (Senior Product Manager) in the signature"
  • Google Search: Enabled for research-based emails

Personal Profile

  • Tone: Casual
  • Instructions: "Keep emails brief and friendly"
  • Location: Enabled for local recommendations

Client Communications

  • Tone: Formal
  • Instructions: "Use company branding guidelines, avoid jargon"
  • Context URLs: Client website and documentation

Profile Features

Tone Selection

Choose from preset tones:

  • Professional - Business-appropriate language
  • Casual - Relaxed, conversational style
  • Friendly - Warm and approachable
  • Formal - Traditional, conservative language

Custom Writing Style

Add specific instructions that shape how your emails are written. Examples:

  • "Never use exclamation points"
  • "Always suggest a follow-up meeting"
  • "Include bullet points for key takeaways"

Grounding Tools

Enhance your emails with external knowledge:

  • Context URLs - Reference specific websites or documentation
  • Google Search - Include up-to-date information
  • Google Maps - Add location-aware context
  • Knowledge - Reference your uploaded documents

Plan Limits

Different plans have different profile limits:

PlanProfilesContext URLsGrounding Tools
Free10None
Pro520Search, Maps
BusinessUnlimited20Search, Maps, Knowledge

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