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Their deal flow agent, mid-run. Discovery, enrichment and outreach, then the receipt: a $3M raise, flagged 123 days early.
Drop your domain. Our AI agents raid your site for your products, colors and type, and build an animated email signature that plays under every email your team sends. Back in a few hours.
when an email showed the sender's logo and a rival's didn't. Now picture yours moving ↓
Red Sift & Entrust, 2021 ↗No templates. Our agents start from what's already on your website: the product shots, the prices, the palette, the font. Then they make it move.
Their deal flow agent, mid-run. Discovery, enrichment and outreach, then the receipt: a $3M raise, flagged 123 days early.
Built for your next comma. Sales land on a revenue counter that climbs to $1,000,000.00, and every comma is their logo.
Scan a bottle, see what it's really worth. Four bottles from their marketplace with their real MSRP and market prices.
Their gear, every colorway. Four best-sellers and twelve colorway shots, swapped in place like the picker on their store.
The product, mid-search. Four capabilities of their Raven platform, cut straight from the product UI.
Every card here except Graylark's is a spec sample made from the brand's public website. No affiliation implied.
Our AI agents do the design work in hours, not sprints. You hand over a domain and paste in the result.
Your work email and your website. That's the brief. No call, no brand book, no deck.
They pull your products, palette, type and logo, the bits that make you look like you, and animate them into a card that loops in about 12 seconds.
You get a signature kit, a page of your own. Everyone on the team types their name, hits copy and pastes into Gmail, Apple Mail or Outlook.
Email is where you show up most, so it's where we start. The same agents, with the same read on your brand, are learning everything else your logo lands on.
The same agents, with the same read on your brand, take it to the show floor: a booth, a pamphlet, and print-ready business cards, flyers, postcards and stickers. Our sample started from ramp.com, not affiliated with Ramp.
In Gmail, your photo sits beside every email you send. Our agents turn it into a seven-second loop: your face, your logo, then your face again. Frame one is a clean photo, so it still looks right anywhere the loop doesn't play.

Animated, built from your site, with a kit your whole team copies from.
Live nowFor the team, the first customers, the launch that almost didn't ship.
One for every employee, so the whole team looks like one company.
Tees, stickers and hats people wear on purpose.
Sales and investor slides that look like the product, not a template.
Tap what you'd want next. It goes along with your request, and helps us pick what our agents learn after signatures.
A signature kit: a page of your own with your animated card already in it, like the BAXUS and Rebels Raiders samples. Anyone on your team types their name and title, hits copy and pastes it into Gmail, Apple Mail or Outlook.
Our AI agents. They read your site, pull your products, colors and type, then design and animate the card. We look over every one before it lands in your inbox.
Usually same day. If there's a rush of requests it might be the next morning, and we'll tell you.
Nothing during the beta. We want to see what our agents can do for real startups. If you love it, tell a founder friend.
Every touchpoint your brand has: conference booths, pamphlets, challenge coins, LinkedIn banners, swag, decks. Same agents, same read on your brand, everywhere it shows up.
Yes. New Outlook plays it. Older desktop Outlook shows only the first frame, which is why our first frame is always a complete, settled design.
In Gmail, beside every email you send, once your Google profile photo is visible to everyone. Outlook and Apple Mail show your initials instead. Some Gmail views only show the first frame, which is why ours opens on a clean photo.
That's what the kit is for. Share the link and everyone makes their own in about a minute, all with the same card.
Our agents work with what's there: your UI, your logo, your type, your numbers. Software startups usually have more to show than they think.
Two fields. Our agents take it from there.