CRM + human-approved follow-up

Keep the full sales conversation beside the next action

Put the source, history, notes, draft reply, owner, and status in one view.

Discuss a paid build
  1. 01See the context before anyone replies
  2. 02Approve important messages before they go out
  3. 03Know who follows up and what happens next

Related work

Similar products I built.

04Rental sales + operations

Congratulations—you just gave yourself five more jobs.

That is what a new rental meant for me: sell the customer, find the bike, create the booking, brief the staff and remember the follow-up. I built EREBORA because I was sick of doing all that bullshit. In one production conversation, a nine-day automatic-scooter request produced the business’s XMAX recommendation and the price stored for that turn. In another, an unusual Nusa request reached the manager group. After a booking is submitted, staff control the rental in the Hub.

EREBORA case study
EREBORA motorcycle catalog showing bikes, rental prices, and availability
Customers browse the same bikes and prices staff control in the Hub.
05Threads buying-intent discovery

Start with the person who already described the problem.

Leadflow begins with a Threads post that shows a problem or buying intent. It keeps the conversation attached, removes duplicates and prepares a reply from the real context for a person to review. The scoring, review and safety work exists. Public sending is not yet proven.

Leadflow case study
Threads Leadflow CRM sample review with the original post, buying reason, reply draft, and approval controls
The post, buying signal, reply draft, and next step stay on one screen.

How I work

Find what slows the work. Build only what removes it.

  1. 01Trace the job

    Find where time, information, or decisions get stuck.

  2. 02Build the fix

    Connect the screens, data, and tools the job needs.

  3. 03Use it on the job

    Use it the same way customers or staff will.

CLIENT BUILD OR REMOTE ROLE

Get the repeatable bullshit off your plate.