See it coming.
While the deal is still open.

Klosemore reads your Pipedrive deals and the notes behind them, and tells you which deals just broke.

The problem

Nothing in your stack watches what happens next. The CRM logs it. The call tool transcribes it. The dashboard charts it. All of it after the fact.

  1. 5 Jun A quote promised on a call and never sent.

  2. 12 Jun Nothing sent. Nothing notices. The last thing anything recorded is still the call.

  3. 19 Jun Two weeks later, a day counter tells you the deal has gone quiet.

Between 40 and 60% of B2B pipeline is lost to no decision. Not to a competitor. To nothing happening.

Dixon and McKenna, The JOLT Effect, from 2.5 million recorded sales calls.

How it works

Read once. Used three ways. Reading the notes and threads is what flags a deal. It is also what answers your questions, and what remembers what was promised.

Every flag opens like this. The sentence it came from, who wrote it, and what to do about it.

You confirm every write.

It shows the change first: what it will say, who owns it, when it is due. Then it goes in.

Suggested action

Annual renewal · Linear

Send the revised quote to Anna Kerr

OwnerMarek D.Due24 JuntodayGoes toTasks
ConfirmCancel

It learns your normal.

Your own pipeline sets the threshold, not a number someone typed once.

Annual renewal · Linear31 days in Negotiation. Your norm is 18, 9 to 25.
Multi-site rollout · Datadog€118,000. Your largest open deal.
Site rollout · SanityReply came back the same day. Within their usual pace.
Q3 expansion · SegmentNext step booked: demo on 2 Jul. On your usual cadence.

Where has pricing come up in the last 60 days? It has read every note and thread already. You do not have to go looking.

It remembers.

Next week it still knows the account, the history, and how you work.

Webflow

From last week's chatStill waiting on Dana Whitfield’s sign-offStill open

Nauris H., last week

You askedWhere has pricing come up in the last 60 days?

Linear

It told youSend the revised quote to Anna KerrDue 12 Jun

Figma

Settled when you last askedBudget confirmed in the thread19 Jun

It knows what you are looking at.

Ask about the deal in front of you and it answers from the notes behind it.

Deals/Team rollout · Webflow

Catch me up on this deal.
From the notes behind itSeat pricing sent5 JunDana from finance joined17 JunNobody has written to her7 days
Suggested actionWrite to Dana· Task for Tom V.

It holds what was promised. Not just what was scheduled. A promise lives in a note, not in a due date. Two days past the day it was due, with nothing sent, you hear about it.

Your stack

Keep your CRM. Keep everything else.

Nothing moves. No import, no migration, and it never becomes your system of record.

Roadmap

Your calls next, from early 2027. Then replies sent from your Gmail. Then your calendar. Each one lands on the same timeline as the notes, so the promise check reads it too.

It will read every call.

What they asked for, what you promised, and the objection nobody answered.

It will draft every reply.

From the thread, with the files attached, sent only when you approve.

It will prep every meeting.

Their quote, the promises, the new name on the thread, each line with its source.

What comes after, you decide.Design partners choose what gets built next.

Your data

You own it. We hold a copy. Of every note, thread and record you connect, so it can search them all at once.

Encrypted
PipedriveConnected
Notes
Deals and contacts
Mail on a deal
More sourcesNext
Calls
Mail
Calendar
Your workspaceEU
Hosted inFrankfurt
Shared withNobody
Model trainingNone
While you use itRolling
Raw mail365 days
What it learnedWhile you stay
You disconnectAny day
Access stopsSame day
Everything deletedDay 30
Deletion proof.pdf

It asks before it acts.It writes nothing to Pipedrive until you confirm.

Certification under way.SOC 2, ISO and a signable DPA are in progress.

The team

Built by someone who lost deals this way.

Nauris Horsts

From the founder

“Every deal I lost went quiet the same way. A promise made on a call, nobody followed up, and I found out at the post-mortem.”
Nauris Horsts, CEO. Six years at TestDevLab, three running the sales team he built.

Built with Raitis Cakstins and Valters Tomsons.

Alternatives

Everything you do about this runs on memory. A filter, a spreadsheet, a meeting, working harder. All of them run on what somebody remembered to write down.

A CRM filter.

It returns what matches. It never tells you what it cleared.

ChatGPT.

It reads any thread you paste. Finding the right one, every day, is the work.

A spreadsheet and discipline.

The discipline is real. It is also the first thing to go in a busy quarter.

Asking your reps.

It runs on what your reps say. The deal nobody raises never comes up.

Managing it harder.

The instinct is right. You still cannot read every thread, and the quiet deals never ask.

Another tool to check.

You already check Pipedrive. It checks it for you, deal by deal.

Adoption

Nobody has to change how they work on day one. You connect the workspace once and get the oversight. Your reps carry on as they are.

You start alone.

Connect once and get the oversight. Your reps arrive later, for the context behind each deal.

It flags deals, not people.

Deals that need attention, not a scoreboard of who is behind. One rep or a hundred.

Changelog

First it watches. Then it works. Built on Pipedrive since March, one capability at a time.

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Design partners

Bring us your quietest deal. Three to five teams, one at a time, from October.

The founders set it up with you.

On your own Pipedrive, not a demo.

Free while you are a partner.

The terms you join on are the terms you keep.

Mistakes, looked at that day.

Flag it, and a founder looks the same day.