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Every customer, fromfirst hello to renewal.

Maeosan builds itself from your inbox, calls and support conversations, then drafts every next step for you to approve.

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The tools that won youyour first customers won't keep them.

Promise Ledger

Every commitment made on a call, tracked all the way to the renewal.

10 min

A day to clear your Daily Queue

Customers are not lostin the product. They are lostin the gaps.

The problem

Nothing you runshares a memory.

Each tool holds one piece of the customer. None of them holds the whole thing, and none of them tells the others.

One customer, split five ways

CRM

A deal stage

Inbox

The last thread

Meeting notes

What was said

Support queue

An open ticket

Onboarding

A half-done list

Five things break

01

Promises get lost at the handoff.

Said on a call, never heard by onboarding, back as an angry ticket.

02

Follow-up depends on memory.

Deals stall on a recap nobody sent. Customers drift on silence nobody noticed.

03

Selling and supporting never meet.

One set of tools stops at the signature. The other never knew what was sold.

04

Updating tools eats the week.

Calls into the CRM, the CRM into docs, tickets into Slack. Hours that sell nothing.

05

Good tools cost too much too early.

Priced for a department, with the AI behind higher plans and usage meters.

The cost

Work that should close stalls, customers who should stay leave, and your evenings go on data entry.

The record

It writes itselfwhile you work.

Connect email and calendar and the record starts building from conversations you have already had. There is nothing to import and no fields to configure first.

NNorthwindBuilt from conversations, not typingOpen

What came in today

  • Calendar11:00

    Discovery call · Northwind · 45 minutes

  • Call11:14

    We can have SSO ready for you before the 15th.

  • Email14:09

    Re: pricing — can you hold the team rate for year one?

  • Ticket15:40

    Export is timing out on our larger accounts.

What the record knows

Last contact
Today, 11:00

from Calendar

Open promise
SSO by the 15th

from Call · 00:14:22

Asked for
Team rate held for year one

from Email · 14:09

Health
One open ticket

from Ticket · 15:40

Every field links to the exact sentence it came from and keeps its change history, so you can always see why something changed.

The product.

Ten modules over one shared record. The whole day of follow-up clears in about ten minutes each morning and you never type a note into a CRM again.

*Maeosan ships 10 modules in its first version. Any module not used weekly by most customers 8 weeks after launch gets cut or rebuilt.

Prospecting toolsStop at the booked meeting

Up to the meeting

AI-native CRMsStop at the signature

Up to the signature

MaeosanFirst hello to renewal

End to end

Step 0369

How much of the customer each kind of tool actually covers

The record01

One record that builds itself.

Connect email, calendar, calls and support. Maeosan opens one record per customer and keeps it current on its own, with every field linked back to the sentence it came from.

The modules

  • ThroughlineEvery customer's whole story, on one page.
  • Daily QueueTen minutes a morning. Every follow-up, done.
The record

2modules

All writing into the same customer record, with every field linked to its source.

Before the first call02

Know who is worth your time.

Anything inbound becomes a record the moment it lands. Everyone new is scored against the customers you already love, and a five-line Brief means you walk into the first call knowing the room.

The modules

  • CaptureForms, booking links and inbound email become records.
  • Fit ScoreScored against your best current customers.
  • BriefWalk into every call knowing the room.
  • SignalsLook-alikes of your best customers, and timely triggers.
Before the first call

4modules

All writing into the same customer record, with every field linked to its source.

Winning the work03

Every call turns into the next step.

Stages move themselves from what was actually said. Hang up and the follow-up is already in your drafts, with every commitment logged against a name and a date.

The modules

  • PipelineStages that move themselves from what was said.
  • RecapHang up. Your follow-up is already written.
  • Promise LedgerYou said it. Maeosan remembers it.
  • ProposalA one-page summary, built from the call.
Winning the work

4modules

All writing into the same customer record, with every field linked to its source.

After they sign04

The promise outlives the signature.

The moment it is signed, open promises become an onboarding plan with owners and the team hears about it in Slack. Health signals surface trouble weeks early, and the renewal lands 60 days out.

The modules

  • HandoffClose the work. Onboarding starts itself.
  • PulseHear trouble before it gets loud.
  • GrowSpot the customer who's ready for more.
After they sign

3modules

All writing into the same customer record, with every field linked to its source.

Keeping them05

Support that knows the whole story.

Ticket replies drafted with the full history and every open promise attached, plus the Friday ritual that shows what moved, what slipped and who is ready for more.

The modules

  • InboxSupport replies that know the whole story.
  • Friday ReviewYour week of customers, on one screen.
  • RulesAutomations written in plain English.
  • Help CenterHelp articles drafted from resolved tickets.
Keeping them

4modules

All writing into the same customer record, with every field linked to its source.

What actually happens

Every moment,one record.

Maeosan does the work at every one of them. A person signs off on anything a customer will see.

  1. Someone arrives

    Capture creates the account. Fit Score rates it against the customers you already love.

    You do — Nothing

  2. The first reply

    Pilot drafts the reply and a five-line Brief on who you are talking to.

    You do — Approve or edit

  3. The first call

    Recap preps you, records, summarises, moves the stage and logs every promise made.

    You do — Confirm anything it is unsure of

  4. The follow-up

    Recap drafts the email with the next steps already in it.

    You do — Send

  5. It goes quiet

    Pilot notices the silence, drafts a nudge and puts a one-page Proposal together.

    You do — Approve anything external

  6. They sign

    Handoff turns every open promise into an onboarding plan with owners, and tells the team in Slack.

    You do — Confirm the plan

  7. Onboarding and support

    Steward tracks progress and drafts check-ins and replies that know the whole history.

    You do — Approve anything outbound

  8. Trouble, or growth

    Pulse flags risk, Grow spots expansion, and the renewal surfaces sixty days out.

    You do — Choose the action

  9. It learns

    What happened feeds back into Fit Score and Signals, so the next one is judged better.

    You do — Review once a month

How it works

Maeosan writes.You approve.The outcome teaches it.

One loop runs the whole product. Nothing leaves Maeosan until a person says so.

01

Something happens

A call ends, something is signed, a ticket arrives, or a customer goes quiet for fourteen days.

02

The right agent drafts

The recap, the nudge, the onboarding check-in, the ticket reply, the renewal note.

03

The draft waits

Every draft lands in the Daily Queue. Nothing moves on its own.

04

A person decides

Approve, edit or skip in one tap. Ten minutes a morning clears the lot.

05

The action goes out

It sends, and the result is recorded against the customer.

06

The loop teaches itself

What was won, lost, kept or grown updates Fit Score, so the next one is judged better.

The one rule

Maeosan writes, updates and suggests. Anything that reaches a customer needs one tap, until you turn on auto-send for that kind of action.

Daily Queue

Ten minutes a morning.Every follow-up, done.

Every draft the agents write waits here. Approve, edit or skip in one tap. Nothing reaches a customer without a human, until you say so.

0 of 4 cleared

Today

Every draft here was written by an agent and is waiting on a person. Try it.

PilotRecap·Northwind08:02

Follow-up after this morning’s pricing call

Thanks for the time today. To put the three things we agreed in writing: SSO before the 15th, a shared Slack channel, and the team rate held for year one.

Source
Call · 00:14:22
Promise logged
SSO by the 15th

High confidence· source linked

1/4

Built so you cancheck its work.

Source-linked. Every AI change carries a confidence level and a link to the exact sentence it came from, with its full change history.

Autonomy by action. Auto-send switches on one action type at a time, never all at once. Until you turn it on, nothing reaches a customer without a tap.

Yours to take. Full export of your data and the playbooks Maeosan has learned, any time, with an MCP server so your own tools can read it.

0 min

A day to clear the Daily Queue.

0

Notes you ever type into a CRM.

0

Agents working over one shared record.

0%

Of outbound drafts wait for a human.

Most tools stopthe moment thepaperwork is signed.

Maeosan wins by owning the handoff: the promise made before the signature, kept long after it. Other tools own one side of that line.

  • AI-native CRMs

    Stops: At the signature

    Carries every promise into onboarding, support and renewal

  • Prospecting and outbound

    Stops: At the booked meeting

    Runs the whole customer, then feeds what happened back into targeting

  • Big suites

    Stops: Selling and supporting split in two, AI charged extra

    One record, one price, AI included

  • Support desks

    Stops: No idea what was promised

    Every reply knows the full history and the open promises

What gets stronger over time

Everything that happens after the signature — tickets, broken promises, the reasons people leave or grow — trains Fit Score. Tools that stop at the signature never see that data.

Integrations

Connects to the stackyou already run.

Ten-minute setup. Connect email and calendar and the record starts building itself from conversations you have already had.

10 min

From connected to a record that writes itself

Live at launch

8 apps

GmailEmail
OutlookEmail
Google WorkspaceCalendar
Google MeetMeetings
ZoomMeetings
SlackAlerts
HubSpotImport
CSVImport

Next

Segment
PostHog
Intercom
Linear
Jira

MCP server

Open door

So your own AI tools can read and write Maeosan as their customer memory.

Pricing that staysflat as you grow.

Unlimited read-only seats on every plan

Free to start, self-serve, no annual contract. Extra agent actions are $10 per 1,000, up to a monthly cap you set — so there are no surprise bills.

Enough to stop losing follow-ups. One user, 250 customers tracked and 100 agent actions a month.

Throughline
Daily Queue
Capture
Recap
Unlimited read-only seats

FAQ

It runs your customers from the first hello to the renewal. Maeosan reads your email, calendar, calls and support conversations, keeps one record per customer current without you typing anything, and drafts every next step — the recap, the nudge, the onboarding check-in, the ticket reply, the renewal note — for you to approve in a tap.

More questions? Reach out anytime.

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Ten minutes to connect, nothing to import
Your first drafts by the next morning
Nothing reaches a customer without you

What happens when you connect

  1. 01Connect email and calendar. Nothing to import.
  2. 02Maeosan reads what you have already said and builds the records.
  3. 03Your first drafts are waiting the next morning.

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