Your SDR on LinkedIn, who writes like you.
It finds the prospects in your target, writes to them, follows up, replies and books the meeting in your calendar. You approve with one gesture: nothing goes out without your click.
The app is in French for now. English is coming.
“571 people were waiting for my reply. My agent answered them, and the first meeting landed within two days.” Vamé Touré, freelance BIPlayable demo · fictional examples, nothing gets sent
5 decisions.
Mon. 28/09 · 16:05 · LinkedIn 12 / 30You're on a mission. Your prospecting has stopped.
You know who you want to reach. But finding the right profiles, writing to each one, following up at the right time and replying fast is a job in itself. On a mission or in a meeting, it comes last.
In the evening, you open ChatGPT, and the message sounds like all the others: an em dash, a pointless question, a “Hi [first name]” that fools nobody. Tools that send on their own do the same, in volume, and speak for you.
Three weeks later, the client signed with someone who replied in time.
Your SDR prospects while you work. You keep the final say.
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Your voice, not an AI's
It writes from your sent messages and your sheet: your tone, your length, your phrasing. No em dash.
124 of 192 sent untouched - 02
All the way to the meeting
It finds the prospects in your target, writes to them, follows up and suggests a free slot from your calendar. The sequence stops as soon as someone replies.
8 meetings, all from a conversation - 03
Your click for what matters
Invitations, sequences, replies: your click. A past slot or a phone number nobody asked for locks the button.
108 drafts stopped before sending
| Without your SDR | With your SDR |
|---|---|
| You prospect on Sunday night, when you think of it | A batch of prospects waits for you every day |
| ChatGPT writes like everyone else | The message sounds like you |
| Follow-ups slip through the cracks | The sequence follows up, and stops as soon as someone replies |
| The meeting gets lost in back-and-forth | The slot goes out with the reply, the event is created on sending |
One interview to start. A few gestures a day after that.
- 01
You request access
Leave your email. An invitation reaches you by email when your spot opens.
- 02
You connect LinkedIn and take the interview
Your SDR reads your profile, asks its questions and hands you the sheet of your offer and your target. Nothing gets prospected before you approve it.
- 03
Every day, you decide
Today's batch: you remove whoever you want, one click approves the invitations. Replies: when a prospect writes, the reply is prepared as a card, and an email lets you know. Nothing goes out without your gesture. The meeting lands in your calendar.
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It improves with you
Every Monday, a review and rules drawn from your corrections, which you accept or not.
An invitation alone signs nothing.
The conversation does.
On my account, over six weeks, invitations with no follow-up produced nothing. Every meeting came from a conversation carried through to the end.
A signed introduction,
€60 a day.
A contract role at €600 a day, 10% commission. I don't work on that mission, and I was on a mission myself when the conversation came in.
Signed introduction · founder's account · work out yours →
“I created it for my own use. It helps me close deals with peers and IT consultancies.”
BI expert and product builder, passionate about AI and closing deals. Every rule the agent follows comes from a correction made on a real conversation.
Vamé Touré · founder, data freelancerEverything that goes out goes through you.
Every draft is rechecked on every keystroke. A single blocking check is enough to lock the button. 108 drafts stopped in six weeks, 69 of them for a slot already past.
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Your click for everything that goes out
A reply, a batch of invitations, the launch of a sequence: always you. Nothing goes out on its own. - 02
Never less than an hour after their message
You reply like a person, not a bot lying in wait. - 03
A human pace, a visible cap
Random pauses, careful daily and weekly caps, during the day only. The day's count is always shown in the interface. - 04
The thread reread right before sending
If the person wrote in the meantime, nothing goes out: the card comes back to you. - 05
Your limits, enforced
By default, no rate and no em dash: a draft that writes one is blocked. You add your own rules to your sheet.
It's for you if…
- You're a freelancer or consultant, and your clients are on LinkedIn.
- You sell for an IT consultancy and you prospect decision makers.
- You want messages that sound like you, not like an AI.
- You want to stay in control of everything that goes out in your name.
It's not for you if…
- You want a bot that sends everything without bothering you.
- You want to send hundreds of invitations a week.
- You write in neither French nor English.
- You don't prospect on LinkedIn.
- A batch of prospects every day, drawn from your sheet
- Invitations approved in one click, under a careful cap
- Sequences that stop as soon as someone replies
- The Monday review and rules drawn from your corrections
- Replies in your voice, checked before every send
- Slots read from your calendar, the event created
- One shared sheet, each with their own voice and LinkedIn account
- The team dashboard: numbers, never the conversations
What people ask us
Does it send on my behalf?
No. Every reply and every invitation batch waits for your click. A sequence you approved and launched goes out on its dates, with the approved text, and stops as soon as your prospect replies.
Doesn't ChatGPT already do this?
ChatGPT writes a message when you ask. Here, the prospects in your target are found for you, and every conversation is picked up with its whole thread, in your voice, with a free slot from your calendar. Nothing to copy-paste.
What if it sounds like AI?
Every draft starts from your own messages and your sheet, and an em dash blocks the send. If a draft doesn't sound like you, decline it in one click or correct it with one instruction.
What about my LinkedIn account?
It stays yours. Nothing goes out without your click, never less than an hour after the message arrived, at a human pace, under caps you can see in the app. Switched off, your account is neither read nor used.
I don't have time to approve.
Today's batch is approved in one click, each reply with one gesture, even from your phone. An email tells you when cards or today's batch are ready, at most one every two hours.
How is it different from MimikFlow or Waalaxy?
They automate prospecting, and their AI can run the conversation alone. Here, nothing goes out without your click: the invitation batch, each sequence, each reply, under careful caps.
What happens after 14 days?
You carry on at €99 per month (as a team: €399 per month), or you stop before: nothing is charged before the fifteenth day. No commitment, cancel anytime from your account.
Your next clients are already on LinkedIn.
Leave your email. You get an invitation when your spot opens.
€99 per month, after a 14-day trial. As a team: €399 per month, up to 5 members.