Preview · Concept
A clearer view of the systems behind your business.
We’re exploring one place to see inquiries, follow-ups and connected workflows. This interactive concept shows the direction; Lead Desk is the first service we’re developing.
This is an exploratory interface, not a subscription. There are no accounts, no connected services and nothing to sign up for. It uses the same fictional sample data as the Lead Desk demo. Mark an item handled or pause a workflow and every view updates.
An exploratory interface: one place to see inquiries, follow-ups and connected workflows. It is not an available product. Lead Desk today is delivered in your own Google Sheet and Gmail.
Why we’re exploring it
One view instead of several inboxes.
A small business that automates a few things ends up with scripts, sheets and emails in different places. Lead Desk already sends a daily summary. The question we’re exploring is whether owners would value one calm screen showing what needs them, what’s waiting, and what each workflow is doing.
Before any of this is built, we’d need to validate the problem with real clients, the permissions it would need, who would use it, how data would be stored, and what it would cost to run. Until then it stays a concept.
How it relates to Lead Desk
Today, and possibly later.
Lead Desk today
What a client receives
- A Google Sheet tracker you own
- Approved replies and follow-ups from your Gmail
- Owner alerts and a 7:00 daily summary email
- Test mode to pause everything
Concept
What the concept adds
- Overview of what needs you across workflows
- Readable trigger → condition → action → approval for each workflow
- Activity history with explanations
- A daily brief built from the same data
Not available. No release date.
Start with the part that exists.
Lead Desk handles new inquiries and follow-up in the tools you already use.