Sociail · Who it's for
Six personas
Early Access

Find yourself first. Then we'll let you in.

We're in Early Access, which means we're growing in batches and choosing teams whose first workflow we know we can land well. Here are the six kinds of teams we're prioritizing right now. Click into the one that sounds like you.

Limited Early Access · Currently reviewing June applications
For · Founders & Operators

When you're the integration layer

Solo founderEarly-stage CEOCOOChief of Staff

Solo founders. Early-stage CEOs. COOs. Chiefs of Staff. The role that exists between every function - the person carrying context across sales, product, hiring, and operations.

That's me
For · Revenue Teams

When the call ends and the real work begins

VP SalesHead of CSAECSM

VPs of Sales. Heads of Customer Success. AEs and CSMs. Your team's most expensive hours often go to post-call admin and lost customer signal.

That's me
For · Product Teams

When spec, tickets, and the debate live in different tools

Head of ProductPMEngineering ManagerDesigner

Heads of Product. PMs. Engineering Managers. Designers. Product context gets split across docs, trackers, Slack, and memory.

That's me
For · People & Hiring

When the hiring decision needs to outlast the debrief

Head of PeopleTalent OpsRecruiterHiring Manager

Heads of People. Talent Ops leads. Recruiters. Hiring Managers. Hiring decisions need a record that survives the meeting.

That's me
For · Consultancies & Agencies

When knowledge work is your product

Agency principalConsulting partnerBoutique founderPractice lead

Agency principals. Consulting partners. Boutique founders. Every engagement reinvents context, and senior judgment is often trapped in a few heads.

That's me
For · Solo Knowledge Workers

When you are the team

Independent analystSolo consultantFreelance strategistExpert operator

Independent analysts. Solo consultants. Freelance strategists. Single-shingle experts. You bill for thinking, not typing.

That's me

Don't see yourself?

We may still be a fit. We're more interested in the workflow than the title. Tell us what you'd start with.

Reach out directly
How this works

Three steps. Two business days.

We don't accept everyone. We accept teams whose first workflow we know we can land well. Here's what happens between "I'd like access" and "you have access."

01

You apply

The request flow asks who you are, what kind of work you want help with, and which starting workflow matters most.

02

We read

A human on our team reviews every request. We are looking for fit, not a perfect title.

03

You get the room

When there is a fit, we scope a real starting room around the first workflow instead of giving you a generic demo.

→ · Pick a starting point
Six starting points. One that fits.

Pick the one that sounds like you, read what changes, and request access if it lands. We respond to every request.