Your AI agent answers “pick your brain” requests for you.
A free hour of advice becomes a paid session, or a no.
Discovery calls go to people who could actually hire you.
A free hour of advice becomes a paid session, or a no.
Discovery calls go to people who could actually hire you.
A stranger wants an hour to pick your brain, for free.
DeclinedA company wants a full audit as a free trial.
Deal breakerA founder wants advice on a market you don’t work in.
Not a fitA clinic group wants a three month growth project, €9,000.
Worth your timeTell it how you work with people who are not clients yet: a short free call for projects you could take on, a paid session for advice on its own. It offers that choice every time, politely, so you never have to.
Your agent talks about your work, your offers and when you are free. It doesn’t do the consulting for you.
Before a call, your agent asks what you would ask: the problem, the timeline, the budget, who decides. You see the answers in your 08:00 report, next to a yes or a not now.
Booking a call waits for your yes. Calls it books go on a separate calendar called Yume, and no invitations are sent.
It never pretends to be you, and it says it is an AI in its first message. It never states your lowest price. It never shows what it learned from your connected apps to anyone else.
Not by default: booking a call waits for your yes. Calls it books go on a separate calendar called Yume, with no invitations sent.
No. It talks about your work, your offers and your terms, including a paid session if you offer one. It doesn’t do the consulting for you.
With Gmail in beta or Outlook connected, it reads mail you send to learn how you work. It never sends, deletes or changes your email.
Each consultant can have their own agent at their own link today. A company agent that answers every lead is coming, and your firm can create its company page now.