A CRM that fills itself

Your network is already your best asset

The good stuff never gets posted. The job, the deal, the person who can fix your problem today: it comes through someone who already knows you.

Say your oven breaks on a busy Saturday. You don't go and google a mechanic. You text the restaurant owner down the road, and an hour later you're baking again. That's what a network is. Not a list of names. The people you can actually call.

You've built plenty of that already. The only hard part is still knowing it a year from now.

Your CRM isn't empty because you're lazy

Every CRM asks you to type. You're out doing the actual work, so the typing loses, every time. That's the right call. It just leaves you with a CRM nobody trusts.

So we built one that types for you

1. We watch the mail you send and the meetings you sit in.
2. Anyone you talk to both ways becomes a contact.
3. We fill in their job, company, photo, and how well you know them.

You don't type. You don't tag. It keeps going on its own.

What you do

1. Install it.
2. Connect your Google account.
3. Say “switch on the CRM” in the chat.

That's it. Your contacts start showing up. We also made an assistant that reads the same list.