For sales calls
A second brain on your sales calls
Not a notetaker that summarizes afterward — an agent that holds the deal in state while you're still on the call, and speaks up through the Pad when something needs you.
It tracks obligations, not just keywords
Every question the prospect asks is an open obligation until it's answered. The one they raised at minute 8 that got talked past? Still on the list at minute 30. When the call ends, the record shows what was asked, what was answered, and what you promised — because it was tracked live, not reconstructed.
Objections, staged before they're needed
Price, timing, 'we tried this,' competitor mentions, 'I have to ask my director' — each objection gets tagged by type and a suggested next line lands on the Pad: one or two sentences of direction you say in your own words. Not a script — a rep reading word-for-word sounds rehearsed; a rep handed the angle sounds sharp.
It catches what's about to go wrong
Real capture, unedited: a ward-office clerk pointed a resident at the move-OUT box for a move-IN registration — the agent had tracked why the user was there, heard the clerk, saw the form, and interrupted before the wrong filing. Same state-tracking on your calls: the obligation never answered, the commitment that contradicts the timeline.
Silent during the call
A voice assistant that talks while you're on a call leaks into the mic and pulls your eyes off the prospect mid-sentence. In sales-call mode everything arrives on the Pad — the side panel only you see. Voice stays off unless you talk to it directly.
When the call ends, the record is done
Summary, objections and how they landed, commitments you made, the next step with a date. The follow-up email writes itself because the state was already there — no 'give me 10 minutes to write up the call.'
What it keeps in view during the call
- →Pain — what hurts, in their words
- →Money — pricing raised and answered
- →Decision — who else must say yes
- →Next step — dated and specific, never 'we'll be in touch'
$3 for 60 minutes, billed by the minute. Sales-call mode is a session preset — pick it when you start, the playbook is already armed.