Where it stands
In development. It's not out yet: no customers, no revenue, no launch date.
When there's something real to show, it goes on X and in the field notes. Costs and mistakes included.
Live call assistant for sales and support teams.
The idea
Someone on the call asks a question. You get the answer while you're still talking, not in a follow-up email two days later.
Answers come from stuff your team already wrote down: the onboarding guide, the support policy, that kind of thing.
The answer window stays out of screen shares and recordings. The other side only sees what you meant to share.
What you see
“How long does onboarding take?”
Most teams are up and running within two weeks.
Onboarding guide.pdf · p.3You get a named contact for the first month.
Onboarding guide.pdf · p.4Our team handles the data import for you.
Support policy.pdf · p.2What they see
Their side of the same call. No answer window on the shared screen.
In development. It's not out yet: no customers, no revenue, no launch date.
When there's something real to show, it goes on X and in the field notes. Costs and mistakes included.
It's the first project I've committed to under Mariano Ventures. So it gets number 001 and its own page.
Fluq. Say it like fluke.
Progress goes on X. Follow @marianocarrica
Dated notes from building this in public. Read the field notes