Case study · Field sales operating system
I built this for my own territory because no CRM on the market plans a driving route, scores 42,000 prospects, drafts outreach, and QA-checks itself. So it does all of that — and it runs on free-tier cloud infrastructure.





Software that drafts is easy. Software you can trust is the hard part — so every agent has one job, and one agent's whole job is stopping the others.
Researches prospects and surfaces new leads from public signals, on a schedule.
Drafts vertical-specific outreach from 52 playbooks. Never sends anything itself.
QA and compliance. Checks every draft against 1,200+ rules. Nothing passes ungated.
Monitors uptime and data health. Flags issues; fixes nothing without a human.
Calendar, briefings, and daily prioritization. Flags, but never gates.
Me. Every send, every route, every decision that touches a customer is approved by a person.
The parts are portable: a scored database of your market, routes or task queues, playbooks by customer type, and agents that prepare work for you to approve. Licensing conversations are open for the full platform.