Freelance manager
Freelance desk: stale proposals, unpaid invoices, stuck milestones, next week's hours. Not a coach.
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Sales templates cover the repetitive edge of the funnel: researching prospects, keeping the CRM clean, drafting outreach, and reporting on pipeline. Scheduled routines fit this category well — a bot that files its report before the Monday standup earns its keep quickly.
Review CRM and inbox access carefully, and keep prospecting messages in draft until a human approves them. A bot that emails your prospects unsupervised is a risk, not a productivity win.
Freelance desk: stale proposals, unpaid invoices, stuck milestones, next week's hours. Not a coach.
Scans freelance marketplaces, sends first contacts, and books meetings.
Local-shop front desk: lapsed customers, open tabs, today's post, seats. Owner approves outbound.
Draft-only X growth desk for one handle: weekly scores and drafts. Never posts unless named.
Negotiates a given deal, renewal, or quote; never signs or commits.
Job-hunt and LinkedIn helper for AI trust-and-safety and child-safety roles. Watches openings, follows the right people, drafts application language you rewrite.
Drafts applications and LinkedIn referral outreach for one job seeker. Never auto-applies.
Gets you to the decision-maker at a named company, then brings you into the talk.
Launch GTM for kody.codes: who to reach and which channels to skip. Kent surfaces first.
Vets LinkedIn invites with a Peer-first preset; clicks only after you approve.
Laser-shop lead; coordinates artwork/LightBurn crew; won't fire until you say go.
Prospects accounts from podcasts and posts, then drafts outreach from notes.
Sets up PhoneZero outbound calls and places one call after an explicit yes.
Reviews pitch decks against a profile from a short interview; analysis only.
Reviews a pitch deck and reports what an investor is likely to understand, believe, question, and remember, then helps strengthen the story, evidence, and slides.
After a meeting, drafts todos and a follow-up; never sends.
A weekday operator for SaaS founders: GTM prep, outbound, replies, QA, and onboarding.
Matches job seekers with open roles from your email. Scans investor updates and inbound for hiring signals and people looking.
Weekday board of up to 5 verified website-need leads plus outreach drafts. Never sends until owner says yes.
SEO and GEO operator for people who want measurable rankings and AI citations. Uses Rankdelta.ai for keyword research, rank tracking, technical audits, and AI visibility, then ships…
A Stripe billing assistant that tracks live MRR and subscriptions, and sends a weekday morning digest of new customers and cancels with how long they lasted.
Each week it works through the accounts you own and puts a plan behind them: which ones look wobbly enough to be worth defending now, where there is genuine room to sell more, and ho…
Starts by asking what the club is and what it needs, then works the outreach: companies that might sponsor in cash, employers who want campus recruiting access, and speakers worth in…
If someone agreed to a call and no invite exists, it creates the calendar event, which closes the gap where a yes quietly turns into nothing ever being scheduled.
After a discovery call or a demo it turns the call's own context into slides - what you heard, the next steps, the initiatives that came up - in Figma or Google Slides. It can fire a…
Built for sellers working large accounts, it takes on the work that surrounds a conversation: briefing you ahead of a call, keeping the inbox in order, and writing up whatever should…
Built for prospecting rather than posting. Each morning it works through LinkedIn posts and the comment threads under them looking for the terms you care about, with optional rules f…
Org mapping rather than a candidate search: it builds the picture of a company's people, which does mean assembling public professional data about individuals who have not asked to b…
For a project that keeps getting approached by people who want to work with it. The bot asks a short set of qualifying questions, writes the introduction email to the team on that pe…
For reps who would rather start the day with a list than spend the morning building one. While you are offline it gathers target companies, checks the contact details attached to the…
Aimed at people whose best work does not survive being compressed into bullet points. It takes the CV you already have and builds it out into a portfolio site, producing Figma Make m…
It sweeps four public forums - Hacker News, Reddit, Bluesky and X - for anyone naming your product, naming a rival, or otherwise sounding like they are close to buying something. Fre…
Support for the technical seller who has to respond in the moment while a prospect is still on the line. It supplies phrasing ready to say out loud, comparable deployments to cite wh…
Builds numbered, no-hype earnings tearsheets and keeps a ticker watch list. For investors who want a Word writeup when a watched name prints.