Product
Get customers. Get paid. Get more out of AI.
Apps that do the work, on one memory that remembers why.
01 What you get
Outcomes, not a feature list.
Every card below is something that changes on Monday. The tool that does it is the small print.
- 01
More customers, already qualified.
Prospects found, checked and scored before anyone on your team spends an hour on them. The unqualified ones never reach a person.
Prospecting, enrichment, scoring
- 02
Get paid without chasing.
The invoice goes out when the work is signed off, and the follow-up happens whether or not anyone remembers to send it.
Invoices, approvals, reminders
- 03
Stop asking colleagues what happened.
Ask the question, get the answer with its source attached, including the parts that happened before you joined.
Memory, search, sources
- 04
Finish what you started.
Work that stalls gets picked up and moved along, instead of sitting in someone's head until the client asks.
Projects, tasks, flows
- 05
Decisions that still count next year.
Signed, dated and attached to the thing they decided. Nobody has to relitigate the discount agreed in March.
Signatures, approvals, records
- 06
Content written from your own facts.
Proposals, one-pagers and replies drafted from what your business already knows, not from a blank page and a guess.
Documents, sheets, drafting
- 07
Never lose a client's history again.
When the person who owned the account leaves, their replacement inherits every promise instead of a pile of logins.
Contacts, companies, continuity
- 08
Conversations that leave something behind.
What was decided, who owns it and what happens next, without anyone volunteering to take notes.
Conversations, transcripts, actions
02 Two ways to run it
Keep your tools. It reads them.
Nothing to migrate on day one, and nothing to tag ever.
- MailGmail
- MailOutlook
- MailAny IMAP
- CalendarGoogle Calendar
- CalendarApple Calendar
- FilesGoogle Drive
- MessagesSlack
- MessagesWhatsApp
- MeetingsZoom
Or run the work where the memory lives.
Apps that all work on the same memory, so the work and the record of it are one thing.
- Documents
- Sheets
- Presentations
- Forms
- Signatures
- Approvals
- Notes
- Files
- Flows
- Projects
- Tasks
- Calendar
- Bookings
- Meetings
- Transcripts
- Messages
- Contacts
- Companies
- Deals
- Prospecting
- Invoices
- Payments
- Reports
- Catalog
- Inventory
- Reminders
- Reviews
- Knowledge
- Permissions
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03 Your numbers
What repeating yourself costs.
Move the sliders. This is arithmetic on what you type and nothing else.
04 Included
All of it, and what it changes.
| What you get | In | Instead of |
|---|---|---|
| Winning work | ||
| Qualified prospects, not lists | ✓ | a list someone has to clean |
| Proposals drafted from your facts | ✓ | a blank page and a guess |
| Signed off and dated | ✓ | a thread nobody can find |
| Getting paid | ||
| Invoices that follow themselves up | ✓ | remembering to chase |
| Approvals attached to the work | ✓ | approvals lost in an inbox |
| Not repeating yourself | ||
| Answers with their sources | ✓ | asking around |
| Knows what is out of date | ✓ | reading it and hoping |
| Reads your history, not only what is next | ✓ | notes nobody updates |
| Conversations that leave a record | ✓ | notes nobody took |
| Staying in control | ||
| A named person signs off | ✓ | hoping |
| Off means off | ✓ | settings that do nothing |
| You own the memory | ✓ | renting it from a vendor |
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The future belongs to organizations that remember.
For companies of 50 people or more.