A private operations hub for email outreach, contact management, multi-brand projects, and AI-assisted workflows — built to run from anywhere.
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Full email inbox with reply taxonomy, list filtering, full-text search, flagging, and keyboard navigation (j/k/r/f/u).
Multi-stage email sequences with per-list targeting, daily auto-send scheduling, and Gmail or AWS SES backend toggle.
Contacts with priority scoring, friendly names, list membership, sequence state tracking, and reply history.
Async task channel with Claude — add tasks or questions from any device, get replies posted back automatically every hour.
Dedicated sections for each brand or venture — Tdoc, Tlegal, TRecruitment, and more — each with its own contact pipeline.
Dashboard with send funnel, 14-day trends chart, open rate pixel tracking, and reply rate breakdowns per list.
Scheduled follow-ups with due date tracking, overdue alerts, and automatic sequence progression.
Inbox view filtered to emails requiring a response, with reply-type taxonomy to prioritise positive leads.
Compose and send a one-off email to any address in seconds, without leaving the app.
Scan a barcode at the supermarket and instantly see who in the family likes it, dislikes it, or has not decided yet. No login required.
Track chronic medical issues, log symptom flare-ups in <10 seconds, and keep medications + appointments organized so nothing falls through the cracks at the next doctor visit.
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Founder, engineer, and career-changer — building toward a place in cloud engineering through production systems, not tutorials.