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• Read the workflow before you read any result

  The homepage walks one fictional account from your website to a reply, labelled as a storyboard. Each role page says what it does, what it needs first, and where its work goes. Read the workflow

• Run it on your own company, free, before you pay anything

  Paste your URL. It reads your site, researches your ICP and your competitors, and drafts a post in your voice. That is the same engine the paid product runs every week, pointed at you. Run the audit

• Read what every one of the 9 roles actually does

  86 documentation pages, one per surface, written for the person using it rather than for a search engine. If a page describes something the product does not do, that is a bug we treat as seriously as a broken build. Open the docs library

• See the price before you talk to anyone

  Every plan and every role, with the number on the page. No quote, no discovery call, no "contact us for pricing". See the price list

• Check whether it is up right now

  A public status page, not a marketing claim about reliability. Check status

• See what changed, and when

  A public changelog. Shipping cadence is the one signal about a young company that is genuinely hard to fake. Read the changelog

• Ask the security questions before your security team does

  21 answers published, 18 subprocessors named with what each one processes. Several of the answers are "no", including SOC 2. Read the answers

• Know what runs, and when it runs

  40 scheduled jobs across the roles, on a published cadence. Nothing reaches a customer without your click, and sending is off until you turn it on. See the approval gate

Keep the outcome labels exact

A generated draft, a delivered email, a booked meeting, an open opportunity and collected revenue are different events. Each label is used only when its own evidence exists, on this site and in the product.

• Draft prepared

  A message exists. It has not necessarily been approved or sent.

• Send accepted

  The provider accepted the request, or you sent it from your own mailbox. Delivery needs its own evidence.

• Reply received

  A matched response exists. An automatic reply and a bounce are kept apart from it. A reply is not a qualified opportunity.

• Opportunity created

  A deal record exists in your CRM with its own stage and qualification.

• Revenue collected

  A payment record you own supports the amount and the period. Your subscription to this product is never counted as your revenue.