Every meeting ends with a follow-up in your voice, with the next step already proposed.
Nothing sits in your drafts folder for two days.
Sends the step the buyer already agreed to, while they still care about it.
GmailJordan — thanks for the time today.
You flagged the security review is a 3-week path we hadn't planned for. I'm sending pricing by Thursday so you can start that in parallel rather than after.
Worth looping Dana in now, given the finance sign-off?
What it hands you, every time.
What it writes down — and who inherits it.
Everything the Follow-up Agent learns lands in one shared Deal Memory, so the agents you hire next start ahead of where this one started.
- what was sent
- which next step was proposed
- channel used
- reply or silence
Lavender makes your email better.
It coaches the writing, and it is good at that. We are solving a different half of the problem.
Lavender makes your email better. We make it exist.
It writes from the step the buyer actually agreed to, because the Notetaker heard them agree to it.
Hire the Follow-up Agent.
Private beta. Tell us you want this one and you’ll get it on day one.
Private beta — nothing to install yet.
Which agent do you want first?
Two questions. The second one is the useful one: it decides what gets finished first.
The first 100 companies get their last year of lost deals re-read, and a permanent seat in the benchmark they create.