How it works
Four screens, and nothing to fill in on any of them.
Today
A ranked shortlist of what needs a person. Two lines each: what happened, and why it matters. When nothing needs you it says so, rather than inventing a list.
Deals
Every deal, ordered by what needs attention first, not a board you drag cards around. Open one and every belief is clickable through to the sentence in the email that proves it, with the whole thread underneath.
Drafts
Follow-ups already written, in your voice, in the right thread. Exact recipient, exact subject, exact words. You edit if you want and press send. Nothing sends itself, ever.
Forecast
A number with its workings attached: the deals behind it, the sentence that gives each figure, and an honest list of what was excluded and why. Deals with no agreed number are left out, not guessed at.
What it can and cannot see
Reads: connected Gmail, Calendar and privacy-minimised Drive activity, meeting notes received by email, and CRM exports you upload as CSV. Live CRM and transcript-tool connectors are not available yet.
Cannot read: phone calls, text messages, WhatsApp, and anything said in a corridor. Every summary ends by telling you what it could not see, because a confident answer built on a gap is worse than no answer.
Sender and subject filters exclude recognised personal, medical, financial and job-related messages before their bodies are fetched. These filters cannot identify every personal message.