Everything it does, one screen at a time
Each picture is a real crop of the sample startup, with made-up figures. Under each: the tools it reads, and what it never does.
Today brief
One thing to fix, one to say, one to skip.
Each comes with the number behind it, read from your own tools.
Never: Posts or sends anything for you.
Where it moved
Visits down 31%? It shows the page and the source.
Compared with the same weekdays of earlier weeks, so a quiet Sunday is not an alarm.
Never: Guess a reason it cannot show.
Promise keeper
Three people asked. You shipped it. Tell them.
It matches what people asked for to what you shipped, and drafts a reply to each.
Never: Send the reply. You press send.
Decision log
Log a decision with the number that would change your mind.
When that number moves, the brief asks: does this still hold?
Never: Reverse a decision for you.
Why they cancelled
For each cancellation, what they did before leaving.
Their last visit and the errors they hit, matched by the email Stripe holds. Facts only.
Never: Guess why someone left.
Frustrated clicks
Where people get stuck, tied to the deploy that did it.
The worst rage-click on your site, from the replay tools you already use.
Never: Record anyone or add anything to your site.
Money panel
At risk, recovered, saveable this week, won back.
Added up from your own Stripe, with where each number came from. Tools that do only this cost more than all of FoxPlug Pro.
Never: Change anything in Stripe or email your customers.
Win-back studio
Search everyone who left. Invite back the right ones.
Search "export", see who asked for it, draft an invite. Opted-out and disputing people are greyed out.
Never: Email anyone. You send every note.
Investor update
Your monthly update, written for you.
Revenue, customers, traffic and what shipped. Every number names its source and date.
Never: Send it. A missing source is left out, never guessed.
Learning
It learns what you care about.
Approve or turn down, and that kind of update ranks higher or lower next time.
Never: Post by itself, ever.
Nothing connected yet? Your first brief is read from your site's public pages, and each tool you connect after that makes it sharper. Share my brief turns a brief into a public card you preview first, publish yourself and can take down any time. Brief notices are off until you turn them on: a browser notice about once a day in the morning, never by email; free accounts get the first one, paid plans keep them.
Nothing here posts, sends or changes anything on its own. See pricing · how the money part differs from dunning tools.
