Wake up to proposals, follow-ups and lead replies, written with your real prices and ready to send.




Companies I've built for
11:42 PM
Brightline proposal: 3 days late. Still a blank page...
Your sales lead left. The pricing on every past deal left with them.
Source: a call nobody wrote down.
Brightline: "Still interested? We're signing with someone this week."
Write the Brightline proposal.
Done, from Tuesday's call and your real prices. It's in your drafts.
11:44 PM
It runs through a few on its own. Pick one to take over, or open a source to see where each line came from.
Write the Brightline proposal.
I can write a generic proposal. I wasn't on Tuesday's call, and I don't know your prices.
What goes in tomorrow's board update?
I found a Q3 deck in your Drive from August. I don't see anything about the hiring plan changing.
What did we promise Acme?
Your contract with Acme says live by Nov 3. It doesn't mention revisions.
Why did we pick Northwind?
I found two Northwind invoices in your email. Nothing about why you picked them.
Write the Brightline proposal.
It's in your drafts: the site live before their March launch, with an editor their team can use without a developer. Priced at your $150 rate and paid in three installments. Nothing goes out until you send it.
What goes in tomorrow's board update?
Q3 revenue and pipeline are in the spreadsheet Dana emailed on Oct 2. The hiring plan changed on Tuesday's leadership call.
What did we promise Acme?
Live by Nov 3, with two rounds of revisions. Revisions were added on the Sep 30 call and confirmed in Dana's email.
Why did we pick Northwind?
They were the only vendor that connects to your billing system. Ken made the call in March, after comparing three options.
Same kind of AI. The second one has every call and file your team shares, and knows which version is current.
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I connect one team's email, docs, calls, spreadsheets and calendar. Fourteen days after I get access, your team is asking it questions and getting the work drafted, in accounts you own.
Included
Live in 14 days, or all your money back.
More than 20 people, more than one team, or custom tools? We'll scope it on the call.
You build it yourself with me coaching over screen share: your company brain, or your team's Claude Code setup. You do the typing on your own files, so when we hang up you know how every piece works and can keep building.
The two weeks
You'll need a paid Claude plan and admin access to the tools you want connected. I'll reply within a day with times.
5 people3 hrs a week52 weeks 780 hours a year
That's a year of "does anyone have the latest version?" The build is a one-time cost.
See the full math and fine printYears shipping products
Students on Peer Feedback at Georgia Tech
Portfolio companies
Fractional CTO through acquisition
brain.exe tip
It looks like you're reading the fine print. Short version: not live in 14 days, all your money back.
It looks like you're worried about your data. It stays in your own accounts, and I'll sign an NDA.
It looks like you'd rather see it work first. There's a whole made-up company you can ask right now.
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8:00 AM
You wake up and the Brightline proposal is in your drafts, built from Tuesday's call and your real prices. You read it, hit send, and move on. Your team can work like this in 14 days.
My company, Nexrizen, runs on an AI that knows our email, docs and calls. It answers questions and drafts the work every day, and I set up the same thing for founders.