Modula — Text Expander & Mail Templates

What it does

Modula replaces expensive text expanders (TextExpander, Text Blaze) at €9.99/year. Type a shortcut, insert your full text anywhere on the web. Your data never leaves your device. Import from any tool in 2 minutes. Includes SmartTexts (snippets), SmartMails (email templates with subject, recipients & variables), shared libraries via Google Drive/OneDrive, and a floating panel accessible on every page.

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