Start with what matters to your client.
Turn your client notes into a clear brief, a reviewed outline and a first draft.

Turn meeting notes into an AI proposal you can refine, share and move forward. From a clearer scope to your client's next step.
Create an account to generate. Your notes stay in this browser until you continue.
Explore a fictional discovery exampleTurn your client notes into a clear brief, a reviewed outline and a first draft.

Refine the writing, arrange your sections and bring your own brand to every proposal.

Make the offer clear with line items, packages, optional items and payment links.

Share a proposal link, keep feedback in context and let your client review and sign.

Keep the deal moving with next steps based on recorded activity, responses and timing.


Let clients review the terms, type or draw their signature, and accept the proposal in one place.
Clients can type or draw their signature.
Choose who needs to accept the proposal.
Keep client questions beside the proposal.
Keep the accepted proposal as a reference.
Share proposals with your team, choose who can edit, and keep everyone working from the same workspace.

Track visits, active reading time and section activity before your next conversation.

A starting point for your services.
Your content, colours and pricing. Style previews are illustrative; open a template to explore its full content.

Make your next move count.

Make your next move count.

Make your next move count.

Make your next move count.

Present your strategy, creative work and fees in one proposal.
Explore this workflowOutline your recommendations, engagement scope and fees.
Explore this workflowSet out requirements, milestones, dependencies and costs.
Explore this workflowShow your work, define your scope and agree on payment terms.
Explore this workflowKeep client details, conversations and proposal updates connected.
Send proposal events to your CRM, Slack and the workflows you already use.
Log the acceptance. Create a deal when enabled.
Post the update in your selected Slack channel.
Send the event to your webhook URL.
| The next step | Emailed attachments | |
|---|---|---|
| Updates | Send another file after each revision. | Publish an updated version at the shared link. |
| Feedback | Collect replies across email threads. | Keep client comments on the relevant section. |
| Client activity | Follow up to ask whether it was reviewed. | See proposal views and engagement in your workspace. |
| Acceptance | Collect a signed copy or use a separate signing tool. | Let the client review and sign in the proposal. |
Require a password before a client can open a proposal.
Set a date for access to end.
Manage team roles and access to shared work.
Publish when you’re ready for clients to see your changes.
Paste your meeting notes or conversation text, or attach a .txt or .md file. Review the extracted client context, answer open questions and approve the approach and outline before creating your proposal.
Yes. Request changes to a section or the proposal, review the suggested result, and choose what to apply or discard. You can also edit the content and layout manually.
It suggests next actions from recorded proposal activity, client responses and timing. You decide whether to finish the draft, respond to feedback, prepare a follow-up or dismiss an action. It does not predict that a deal will close.
Publish a proposal link and share it directly, or prepare an email from your connected Gmail, Outlook or SMTP account. Configure feedback and acceptance options before sharing.
Connect Gmail or Outlook for sending, import contacts from HubSpot or Pipedrive, send Slack notifications and embed Calendly. Webhooks can connect external automation tools. Each integration has its own setup and scope.
Yes. Set your business branding for new AI drafts, then refine the logo, colors, fonts, images and content in the editor. Existing proposals remain editable.