The CRM is theirs. The ATS is theirs. The spreadsheet lives on their drive. You do the work for years and walk out with nothing but your memory. So we build you your own — trackers, tools, a website, whatever holds your day together — with your name on it, not ours.
Every candidate you've ever spoken to, every client, every promise you made on a Thursday — sitting in a system your employer owns, behind a login they can switch off on your last day.
Not a seat on someone's platform. A thing that's yours, that you keep when you move, and that gets shaped around how you actually work rather than how software thinks you should.
A normal week for someone holding it all in an inbox, a notebook and three spreadsheets — and the same week when it's written down somewhere that chases you back.
The frame already exists and it already works. What takes the time is the last part — the bit shaped around how you actually work. That's the difference between software you tolerate and something you'd miss.
Each one started as a fix for a real working day, and every one gets shaped around the person using it before it's handed over. If none of these is your problem, tell us what is — most of what we build is something nobody had until they asked.
You met someone brilliant eight months ago. Wrong role, wrong time. Today the right role lands and you can't remember their name — only that the conversation happened. It's somewhere in an inbox, a WhatsApp thread, or a notebook you've since filled.
One place holding everyone you've actually spoken to, what they said, where they got to, and who's worth calling when something specific comes up. Yours, not your employer's.
You told someone on Tuesday you'd come back to them. It's Friday. You know it happened, you don't know who, and the company CRM only holds what the company cares about — not the half-conversation that will actually close the deal.
Your own record of every relationship you're carrying: what was said, what you owe them, and what's gone quiet. Built for how a salesperson actually works a week, not for a manager's dashboard.
An expo, a conference, a week of introductions. You come home with a pile of cards, a full camera roll and a set of names you can no longer attach to faces. By the time it's typed up, the moment has passed and half the details are wrong.
Capture as it happens, on a phone, in seconds. Optional checks on the phone number and email so you leave with a list that's actually reachable — not one you find out is half-dead three weeks later.
Every part of these gets shaped around you. The notes show what changes — and it's more than most people expect.
A hiring tracker. Everyone you've spoken to, still findable a year later.
A sales tracker. Every client, every conversation, every promise you made this week.
A leads tracker. Two days, two hundred conversations, something usable at the end.
Illustrations of the real tools. Names, companies and numbers here are invented.
Not a profile you rent on someone else's platform. A real site, at your own address, with your name on it — built around what you do, then handed over to you.
For anyone who needs to be found and taken seriously — consultants, coaches, agents, freelancers, small firms, or someone building something on the side. Same approach as the tools: shaped around you, then handed over.
Sales, risk and dealing across MENA, Europe and South East Asia. If you're building a desk, we should talk.
Get in touchA separate instance at its own address. Nobody else's data sits beside yours, because there is no shared platform.
Named and branded however you like. Open it and it looks like yours, because it is.
Connect your own database, or leave it with us if you'd rather not think about it. Either way it's exportable, always.
Change job, change country, change industry. The tool doesn't stay behind with an employer's IT department.
It's a small thing. It's also the difference between using someone's software and opening something of your own.
If a handful of people need to work off the same list, each version does that too — individuals see their own, whoever runs the team sees the whole picture. Same tools, more seats. Ask and we'll walk you through it.
One list the team works from, without paying enterprise prices for it.
Each person sees their own. Nobody browses anybody else's book.
Whoever runs the team sees the whole thing in one place.
There's no signup and no plan to pick. Tell us how you work and what keeps slipping, and we'll shape one of these around it — then you'll know exactly what it costs.
No prices here on purpose. These get built around one person at a time, so the honest answer depends on what you need — and you'll have it in the first reply, not after three calls.
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