Cartwright
Cart recovery, daily
Connect the store once. Each day Cartwright pulls yesterday's abandoned carts, keeps the ones above your value threshold, and writes every one of them a letter that names the items left behind and answers the hesitation they imply. Each draft stops at pending, with your finger on the send button.
First batch the same day · every letter cites the actual cart contents · no card required
Cartwright works across
What you receive
August 28 at a home-goods store: yesterday's carts, and the letter written for the biggest one.
The oak top, and how long it takes to reach Denver
Amara — you stopped at the shipping step, so let me answer the Denver question instead of sending you a discount code. Tell me the date you need the desk standing in your room and I'll tell you straight whether we can make it.
Reads
Writes
Every letter waits in your dashboard queue, unsent.
How it works
Sign in, authorize the shop once, and name the cart value worth chasing. Anything under your threshold is left alone.
It pulls yesterday's abandoned carts, reads what was left in each one, and writes that cart its own letter — the items by name, the likeliest hesitation answered.
Drafts land in the queue marked pending. Approve, edit, or skip each one. Nothing goes out without your click.
Inside every batch
It writes "the queen linen duvet and the two pillowcases," because that is what she left. Each draft is composed from scratch for one cart — nothing is filled into a slot.
Sizing on the trail runners. Fabric care on the duvet. Shipping time to Denver. Every draft leads with the reason that particular cart stalled, not with a discount code.
Each letter waits at pending until you act. Edit the wording, approve it, or skip the cart entirely — and approved drafts are left untouched by the next run.
Who's behind this
Drafting personal recovery letters daily since 2025.
My old flow sent the same three emails to everyone who walked, and it converted about as well as that deserved. The notes I wrote by hand recovered triple — on the rare evenings I found an hour for them. Cartwright is that hour, every day, waiting for a yes.
Pricing
One run drafts recovery letters for one day of abandoned carts. Start with a single batch on the house, then keep Cartwright running every day of the month.
$0.00
1 runs included · one time
Included plan · added automatically after verified sign-in
Sign in to start free$79.00
30 runs included · every 1 day(s) · every 1 month(s)
Card handled by Stripe · failed runs are not counted · reply to any delivery email for support.
FAQ
No. Cartwright writes every letter into the queue with the status pending and stops there. You approve it, edit it, or skip the cart — and a draft you have already approved is left untouched on the next run.
Your flow sends one template to every cart, so a $342 desk and a $19 mug get the same paragraph. Cartwright writes one letter per cart, quoting the actual items and answering the hesitation those items imply — sizing, fabric care, a delivery date. That is the part a merge field cannot fake, and it is why you read each one before it goes.
Shopify is simply the most common connection. Any store whose abandoned-cart data Cartwright can read during setup works the same way, and the connection is authorized once, by you.
Read what Cartwright writes for your own carts before you decide anything.
Draft my carts nowSame-day drafts · no card required