Dial your list
Setup requiredCall the next person on your list without hunting for the number.
Fewer clicks between calls.
A phone number connected in Settings.
You get help in the moment and a finished record afterwards — so the good conversation you just had actually turns into a next step.
Sample Prospect
Sample Company • 04:12 on the call
They said
“We like it, but the budget is already committed this quarter.”
Say this next
Ask what would need to be true to start in the next quarter — then agree a date to revisit it.
42%
You talked
7
Questions asked
2
Concerns raised
RichRep hears the concern you half-noticed and suggests how to answer it before the call moves on.
Summary, what they care about, what they objected to — waiting for you when you hang up.
Approve the draft follow-up, set the next step, and move to the next person.
Every contact keeps one next action with a date, so your day has an obvious starting point.
Morning
Open Today and see who needs a call, a text, or a follow-up.
On the call
Live prompts, your talk ratio, and the concerns as they come up.
Straight after
Read the summary, edit the draft message, confirm the next step.
End of day
Everything is written down and dated — no catch-up admin.
18
Conversations
12
Follow-ups drafted
9
Next steps agreed
Talk time per day
Sample trendGreen works today. Amber needs your own account connected first. Grey is still being built, and you can try a sample screen.
Call the next person on your list without hunting for the number.
Fewer clicks between calls.
A phone number connected in Settings.
Ring three or five people at once and talk to whoever picks up.
More live talks per hour.
Calling for many lines at once is still being built. The sample screen never rings anyone.
See what to say next while you are still talking.
You keep your head in the talk, not in your notes.
Speech-to-text turned on for your workspace.
Run your opener or a hard question out loud before it costs you a deal.
Get the wobble out on a fake call.
Practice with a talking partner is not built yet. The sample shows the steps.
Turn sales facts you provide into a clear headline and About draft.
Say who you help without making up proof.
Template and copy-and-paste preview only. It does not connect to or scrape LinkedIn.
Keep your LinkedIn messages tidy with saved lines you can copy and paste.
Answer more people in less time.
LinkedIn does not let apps read your inbox without approved partner access, so this stays copy and paste for now.
Leave the same short message in one click and watch how your number is doing.
Less repeating yourself, fewer dead numbers.
Dropping a saved voicemail and number health scores are not built yet.
Look someone up before you call: who they are, a recent development and an angle — each with its source.
You sound like you did your homework, without the homework.
New. Reads company websites today; finding people across the web needs a search connection set up by your admin. Never opens LinkedIn, and changes nothing until you approve it.
Your write-up is done when you hang up.
No end-of-day admin.
Speech-to-text turned on for your workspace.
One page per person: what was said, what you owe them, when.
Nothing goes cold.
Drafts written for you. You read them, then you send them.
Follow-ups go out the same day.
Gmail or Outlook connected in Settings.
Texts sit in the same place as the calls and notes.
One thread per person.
A texting-ready phone number connected in Settings.
Your day in order, with your own private to-dos.
You always know what is next.
Google Calendar connected if you want your meetings pulled in.
Record a call, an online meeting, a meeting face to face, or a day of door-to-door visits.
Meetings get notes too.
Speech-to-text turned on, and your microphone allowed in the browser.
Industry news worth reading, and how your week is really going.
A reason to call, and proof you are improving.
Your own password vault, with fast click-to-fill.
Less time typing passwords.
Development version: use test logins. Everyday use still needs security review and real Chrome testing.