Today marks the end of Resend Forward, our third launch week.

In the last seven days, we shipped six new features.

Here's a quick recap of what we launched:

• Day 1: Schedule Email API
• Day 2: Vercel Integration
• Day 3: Marketing Analytics
• Day 4: Deliverability Insights
• Day 5: React Email 3.0
• Day 6: Broadcast Schedule

If you prefer watching instead of reading, check out this video:

Day 1: Schedule email API

On Monday, we introduced a new API to schedule emails for a specific time.

import { Resend } from 'resend';

const resend = new Resend('re_123456789');

const oneMinuteFromNow = new Date(Date.now() + 1000 * 60).toISOString();

await resend.emails.send({
  from: 'Acme <onboarding@resend.dev>',
  to: ['delivered@resend.dev'],
  subject: 'hello world',
  html: '<p>it works!</p>',
  scheduledAt: oneMinuteFromNow,
});

Before, you had to use external services to handle the scheduling logic, but now you can use the new Resend API to schedule emails without having to introduce additional complexity.

Schedule email API

Send emails at a specific time without additional complexity.

resend.com/blog/introducing-the-schedule-email-api

Day 2: Vercel Integration

On Tuesday, we announced a new integration with Vercel, designed to speed up the process of managing API keys and environment variables in your Vercel projects.

Now, you can integrate your Vercel projects directly within the Resend dashboard. This means that with just a few clicks, you can automatically create a new API key linked to the domain of your choice and have it instantly added as an environment variable in your Vercel project.

Vercel Integration

Connect your Resend API keys with Vercel environment variables in a few clicks.

resend.com/blog/vercel-integration

Day 3: Marketing Analytics

On Wednesday, we launched a new view for marketing users. The goal is to understand how your emails deliver, who is engaging with them, and where users opt-out.

Earlier this year, we focused on creating the easiest way to write and send email blasts to your users.

But what happens after you send an email? How do you know if your users liked it?

To help answer that question, we are unveiling Marketing Analytics, giving you both aggregated metrics along with itemized breakdowns of how your broadcasts performed.

Marketing Analytics

Understand how your emails deliver, who is engaging with them, and where users opt-out.

resend.com/blog/introducing-marketing-analytics

Day 4: Deliverability Insights

On Thursday, we released a new feature to improve your chances of landing in the inbox instead of the spam folder.

As we've helped companies of all sizes improve their deliverability, we realized a pattern in our advice. We often recommended the same best practices over and over. Knowing these best practices requires you to be an email expert or read different articles on deliverability, which can be overwhelming.

That's why we created Deliverability Insights.

Deliverability Insights

Improve email deliverability by identifying issues and applying best practices.

resend.com/blog/deliverability-insights

Day 5: React Email 3.0

On Friday, we announced a new major version of react.email with tons of bug fixes and a 11x performance improvement.

This version also includes 54 components for you to create beautiful emails inspired by Tailwind UI and shadcn/ui.

React Email 3.0

An entire collection of pre-built components with a much faster development experience.

resend.com/blog/react-email-3

Day 6: Broadcast Schedule

On the last day, we returned to the topic of scheduling emails, but this time, focused on broadcasts.

Now, you can use natural language to schedule emails to multiple contacts using broadcasts.

Broadcast Schedule

Use natural language to schedule emails to multiple contacts.

resend.com/blog/broadcast-schedule

Looking Forward

We hope you enjoyed the new features we launched last week.

See you in the next one.