Pre-sale, but with client research done in 10 minutes
Concrete solutions for agencies & it — grouped by area, with proof where we have it.
Opportunities
Your cold list, but alive
The contact list enriches itself: who changed jobs, whose company is in the news, who there's a good reason to write to right now.
Company memory
Case studies, but written from what already exists
A draft is assembled from calls, correspondence and project results. You edit something finished instead of staring at a blank page.
Client onboarding, but on a checklist that runs itself
Access, the welcome email, first steps — they happen to a script. The client feels order from day one.
Handing over a project, but without «it's all in Denys's head»
When someone is on holiday or leaves, the project context stays in the company: history, agreements, current state.
The work archive, but everything is findable
«Where's that reference from autumn» stops being a quest: materials, versions and decisions can be found by asking.
Scopes and estimates, but with memory of similar projects
When you price a new proposal, you can see how long similar work actually took last time.
Retrospectives, but useful
After a project it's assembled for you: what went wrong, what the client praised, what to change. The lessons survive to next time.
Website
Website edits, but without the developer queue
Swap a banner, update the portfolio, fix a line of copy — done right away, while the idea is fresh.
Your portfolio, but always current
A new case or page update — no releases and no tickets to developers. The site grows alongside the projects.
Sales
Pre-sale, but with client research done in 10 minutes
Before the first call — a briefing on the company: what drives it, what hurts, what to hook into during the conversation.
A cold list that comes alive: warm reasons to write instead of a static spreadsheet
Revby →Want to put these — or something like them — to work?
Give us your website and we'll show what of this fits your company.
15 minutes with the founderOn the call we look at how you work and name 2–3 places where AI pays off this month. No slide decks — you leave with a list either way.