The problem
The commitments live in yesterday's meeting
Everyone left the room aligned. By morning, the list is in three notebooks.
The work isn't missing. It's scattered across notes, chats, and the person who was in the room. A brief that extracts commitments and drafts the chase puts the list where the team can run it.
Owner · GM · chief of staffWhat we build
Scoped to one outcome
- Pull from the meetings and threads you already have — not a new system of record.
- A commitment list plus chase drafts. A person still sends.
- A leader brief. Operable without us, documented as we go.
Next-best alternative
If a native button already does this, we won't sell it
If your current notes tool already produces a reliable commitment list your team runs every morning, we won't propose this. The audit is how we find out.
What you own when we leave
The loop, the playbook, the keys built on Mnemma
The loop, the prompts, the measurement tile, and the data — in your accounts. Nothing about the brief rides on our continued involvement.
How we measure it
In your numbers, not ours
Baseline is captured in your systems before we build: how commitments are tracked today, how often they slip. The result is measured against that baseline, in your numbers.
Investment
A fixed number before anything starts
Scoped to your systems. We'll give you a fixed number before anything starts, and it doesn't move. Quoted after an ops audit — that's the spec, not a second discovery pass.
Next step
See if this build fits your systems.
To get started, book a fit call — or take the ops audit if you already know the queue.