Shipped
Fourteen live tools, each built to fix one specific work problem. The seven featured below say what goes in and what comes out, and every one is free to try.
Flagship · Shipped 17 Jul 2026
Work problem it solves
Every workflow starts with understanding the work, and discovery calls are messy. A pasted call transcript goes in, a structured process map comes out with the steps, stakeholders, unstated gaps, follow-up questions and a draft diagram.
Live tool · Shipped 7 Jul 2026
Work problem it solves
Workflows fail when nobody knows how they run. A messy description of a process, typed or spoken, goes in and a numbered standard operating procedure comes out with the purpose, ordered steps, tools and exceptions. Contact details are stripped before the text reaches the model.
Live tool · Shipped 7 Jul 2026
Work problem it solves
Outbound stalls when every prospect gets the same email. A batch of prospects goes in, a tailored 3-touch sequence comes out for each one, so reply rates are not capped by how long personalization takes.
Live tool · Shipped 7 Jul 2026
Work problem it solves
Founders skip investor updates when the numbers are messy, and investors lose the thread. Raw metrics and bullets go in, a clean update comes out with a numeric sanity check built in.
Live tool · Shipped 5 Jul 2026
Work problem it solves
Decisions and owners get lost after a call. A transcript or a spoken recap goes in, structured minutes come out with decisions made, action items with owners and deadlines, and open questions. Nothing is stored beyond the generated minutes.
Live tool · Shipped 5 Jul 2026
Work problem it solves
Founders drown in scattered notes, emails and to-dos. Raw fragments go in and a one page brief comes out with the top three priorities, the decisions only the founder can make, tasks to delegate and items that can wait.
Live tool · Shipped 3 Jul 2026
Work problem it solves
Teams automate whatever is loudest, not whatever frees the most time. Submit a manual pain point, it gets scored in real time and ranked in a shared backlog.
Seven more live products, built the same way, including two Chrome extensions with 300+ users between them.