It opens itself
A deal appears when an intro is accepted or an application enters review.
From reply to outcome
You always knowwhose turn it is
From first reply to closed outcome, on one board.
7states
1board for every deal type
0forgotten follow-ups
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The problem
Deals rarely die from rejection
They die from a Thursday when nobody owned the next step. The thread goes quiet, both sides assume the other is thinking about it, and three weeks later it is too late to reopen.
And the record of what happened lives in someone’s memory, so the next conversation starts from nothing.
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What it is
Deals and meetings
One tracker from first reply to outcome: the stage, whose turn it is, the meeting, and the follow-up going stale.
A funding round, a distribution deal and an office-hours application all run on the same seven stages, so you never have to hold three mental models at once.
And it compounds. What happened after two intents met is exactly what makes the next match better — a party who meets scores above one who goes quiet.
How it moves
It opens itself. It tracks the turn. It feeds back.
It tracks the turn
Whose move it is, and how long it has been theirs.
It feeds back
The outcome improves the next match, because meeting is evidence and silence is too.
The surfaces
The same thing, everywhere you work.
Also in the app
The same board, full width
In detail
What that actually means.
Four things worth knowing before you decide whether this is for you.
Seven real states
Matched, applied, meeting, review, follow-up, outcome — each one a state, not a label.
The next thing you owe
Written down rather than remembered, so a quiet week does not lose a deal.
Every kind on one board
A round, a partnership and a job application do not need three systems.
Outcomes teach the engine
Readiness scoring already weighs who meets against who ghosts.
What it will not do
A closed deal stays readable
Outcomes are not deleted when they are unflattering. The point of a record is that it survives the moment it was inconvenient.
Who it is for
Anyone running more than three conversations at once
Past three, memory stops being a system. This is the point where things start falling through.
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