Your numbers, inbox and calendar on one page.
Every morning starts in six tabs: the CRM, the bank, the inbox, the calendar and two dashboards, before any real work. For a founder running a team of 10 or more, that first hour goes on finding out what changed.
Skip this if one dashboard already tells you everything. Keep it.
- What you get
- One morning page with your numbers, what changed and a plan for the day
- Pilot length
- 4 to 6 weeks on three sources
- Price range
- Pilot from US$2,400, version 1 from US$7,200
- We need from you
- Read access to your main tools, the numbers you check daily, and 15 minutes a week of feedback
Pulled, flagged, planned.
Revenue, pipeline, cash and the metrics you check daily, from the tools they live in.
A line on each number that moved, and why, before you open anything else.
Turns your inbox, calendar and open tasks into a short plan with focus time blocked.
Each figure links to its source, so you can check it in one click.
Now
Next
Later
One flow, with you deciding.
The AI reads and summarises. It suggests the plan; you accept it, move it or ignore it.
What comes in
Your CRM, accounts, bank feed, inbox and calendar, read-only.
What it works out
Compares today with yesterday and last week, notes what moved, and drafts a plan for the day.
Where it puts it
The page is ready before you start, and focus blocks you accept go into your calendar.
Who checks it
You mark what was useful, and the page changes to match each week.
The demo needs a bigger screen, so it opens full screen on a phone.
Revenue, pipeline, cash, inbox and calendar, read at 06:45.
- Pulled
Revenue $84,200 this month, pipeline $310,000, cash for 7.5 months.
- Changed
Pipeline up 9%: two deals moved to proposal.
- Plan
Two hours of focus at 9:00 for the board pack, calls at 2 pm, inbox at 4.
The page is ready at 7:00. The plan is a suggestion you accept or move.
Confidence 0.92 · bar 0.80Pilot, then version 1, then run it.
Each step is priced on its own, so you can stop after the pilot if you don't open it every morning.
Pilot
Three sources and the five numbers you check most, tuned with you each week.
- Time
- 4 to 6 weeks
- Price
- From US$2,400
- Ends with
- A go or stop, after a month of mornings
Version 1
Every source, the daily plan, alerts for big moves, and a phone view.
- Time
- 5 to 6 weeks
- Price
- From US$7,200
- Ends with
- A page you open first every day
Run and improve
Model updates, new sources, and monthly tuning on what you stopped reading.
- Time
- Monthly
- Price
- From US$599 a month
- Ends with
- A report every month
In US dollars · monthly plans on the pricing page
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Typical · pilot from US$2,400 · version 1 from US$7,200You may not need us. Here's how to tell.
Dashboards and AI planners cover parts of this. If one covers what you need, use it. These are the usual options and where each one stops.
Databox
Dashboards built from your connected tools, with goals and scheduled reports.
Shows the numbers, but doesn't plan your day or read your inbox.
Motion
AI that plans your calendar from your tasks and meetings.
Its dashboards track projects and tasks, not company numbers.
ChatGPT or Claude with connectors
Answers questions across connected apps when you ask.
Can brief you on a schedule, but you write the prompts and check the answers.
That is where an off-the-shelf dashboard runs out, and where this build earns its price.
It reads. You decide.
The build is set up so a mistake becomes a suggestion you ignore, not an email sent or a meeting moved.
Read-only access to your tools, and permission to add focus blocks to your calendar once you say yes.
Your numbers stay in your cloud region, and the model sees only the fields the page needs.
Each figure links to its source and shows when it was last updated.
You do, each week: what to keep, drop or add to the page.
Proof
The first two pilots get the AI blueprint (US$1,800) free, in return for a case study with your name on it.
Same build, different desk.
Not sure this is your problem? These three use the same parts for a different job.
A morning page for sales leaders
Pipeline moves, deals at risk and the three calls to make today.
See all use cases →A site summary for project directors
Progress, safety and cost on every project, with the sites that slipped flagged.
See all use cases →A weekly page for the board
The numbers that moved and why, drafted for you to edit before it goes out.
See all use cases →Questions
Can it send emails or move meetings?
No. It suggests, and you decide. Focus blocks go into your calendar only when you accept them.
Which tools does it read?
Most CRMs, accounting tools, bank feeds, Google or Microsoft calendars and email, and your own systems with an API.
How is it different from a dashboard?
A dashboard shows numbers. This page says what changed and why, and turns it into a plan for the day.
What does it cost to run?
You pay the model provider for each page it writes. The pilot report shows the monthly cost.
Can my team have one too?
Yes. Version 1 can give each leader their own page from the same sources.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Version 1 includes a phone view of the morning page.
Get this scopedin 30 minutes.
Bring the numbers you check every morning if you can. You leave with a written next step and a price range for the pilot.
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