A campaign brings someone in. They land right next to the campaign that brought them — so when they reply, you already know what they saw and what to say back.
Publishing is the part you came for. This is the part that makes it pay — the enquiries, kept somewhere you'll actually look.
Contacts and companies sit next to the posts, emails and forms that brought them in. No hunting through three tabs to work out who just replied.
Deals and stages live where you already work. Pipelines go stale when they sit in a tool nobody opens — this one doesn't.
Calls, meetings, notes and follow-ups sit on the record itself, so the next move is usually obvious from reading the timeline.
Campaigns and deals share a workspace, so you can tell which post, email or page turned into money — not just which one got clicks.
Nothing here asks you to maintain a database. It fills itself in as your campaigns do their job.
Fill in a form, reply to a post, click through from an email — they become a contact without you typing anything.
Contacts sit under the business they work for, so you can see how much of an organisation you are actually talking to.
When a conversation turns into something worth money, give it a value and a stage, and watch it move across the board.
Calls, meetings and follow-ups go on the record itself — not in a notebook, a DM, or somebody's memory.
The parts a small team uses every week — without the twelve tabs of settings nobody ever opens.
Everyone you have spoken to, with the campaign that first brought them in still attached.
People grouped under the business they work for, so one account reads as one relationship.
What it's worth, what stage it's at, and when you last did something about it.
Drag a deal to its new stage. That's the whole update — no forms, no fields to remember.
Calls, meetings, notes and follow-ups logged against the person they were actually about.
Save the lists you check every week — open deals, quiet accounts, people who need chasing.
Campaign, form fill, reply, meeting, deal — in the order it happened, on one screen.
Open a contact and you already know what they saw, what they clicked, and what was said last.
Start free, publish a campaign, and watch the people it brings in land in the same workspace — with the whole conversation attached.
