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Sales tool · Virtual CRO · reads your Company Memory

Your pipeline, read for you

Paste your deal list or CRM export — any messy format. Get a plain-English digest back: what moved this week, what's stuck and the one move to unstick it, and the three deals to put your hours into next.

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Your deal list
CRM export or a notepad — any format
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Your Offer Library
read from your Company Memory
AI reads it once
sent once · nothing stored
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Moved · Stuck · Focus
a digest you can act on today
No more scrolling a 40-row pipeline wondering which deal to touch. It sorts the noise into what changed, what's stalled and why, and the three deals worth your Monday.
Watch the 90-second build

🔒 What this touches: the deal list you paste plus your saved Offer Library are sent once to an AI model to write the digest. The result shows here; nothing is uploaded or stored on a server — no account, no CRM sync, no contact list. Close the tab and it's gone.

Reading your pipeline…
Draft read — you know the deals better than any tool

What moved

What's stuck — and the unstick move

Your three focus deals this week

✓ Read from your Company Memory — the Offer Library and facts you set up once, so it knows your deal sizes instead of guessing. Any amount it names is a rough label; confirm the real number before you act on it.

This is your Virtual CRO compounding → Build the Offer Library once and every sales tool reads it — proposals, follow-ups, and now the weekly pipeline read. See the whole Win Clients path.

Why a weekly read beats staring at the pipeline

Your pipeline isn't the problem. Reading it is. By Friday it's forty rows of half-remembered conversations, and the deal that's quietly dying looks exactly like the deal that's about to close — a row with a name and a number. So you touch the loud ones and the warm ones slip.

This tool does the boring sort you keep meaning to do. It reads the whole list once, tells you what actually changed, flags the deals that have gone quiet and why — then names the three worth your real hours this week. You still make the calls. It just makes sure you make them on the right deals.

The stall, namedNot just "this is stuck" — the likely reason (waiting on you, waiting on them, no next step set) and the one message that moves it.
Three, not fortyA short list you can actually work Monday morning, instead of a spreadsheet that makes you close the tab.
Knows your deal sizesIt reads your Offer Library, so a "$2k tune-up" and an "$18k replacement" get weighed differently — no treating every row the same.