Two rituals, one brain. Pick the loop that runs your week — or watch them share the same memory.
Every step maps to a feature we've actually shipped. No roadmap mockups.
01
Commit
Tap on any lead
02
Queue
By review day
03
Nudge
Day-before ping
04
Recap
Scoreboard
Anchored to your review day, in your timezone.
Act 1 · Sales loop
Five honest moves anchored to your weekly review — Find, Draft, Send, Follow-up, Reply. Everything below is the real product surface.
Her review day is Thursday. ASTRA already knows. Here's her dashboard right now — the day-before hero state.
Sample data. Priya isn't real. The ritual is.
Paste your website. Upload one email that closed. ASTRA extracts your voice, tone, and phrases you never want to see again.
Voice extracted
Direct, warm, no MBA words. First person plural. Short sentences.
Never say
Paste a domain. ASTRA returns a shortlist of the right humans with role, seniority, and the last thing their company shipped.
Priya S.
Head of Growth
Company shipped a pricing page 6 days ago
Marcus L.
VP Marketing
Hiring 2 content marketers
Amara O.
Founder
Podcast interview last week — talked about outbound
First draft in your Brand Kit voice with the person's context stitched in. Edit inline, or send as-is.
Priya,
Saw the pricing page you shipped last week — clean. The one line I'd test is the annual toggle copy; we've seen it move conversion 8-14% for teams your size.
Happy to send the three variants that worked. Worth a look?
— [Your name]
Timezone-aware scheduled send. Follow-ups pause the moment a reply lands. Autopilot runs on segments you've approved.
First send
Tue 9:12 AM (recipient TZ)
Follow-up 1
+3 days if no reply
Follow-up 2 (softer)
+6 days if no reply
Auto-pauses the sequence the moment a reply lands.
ASTRA remembers what you sent and who replied. The next similar lead starts one step ahead.
Angle that worked
Pricing-page comment beat generic intro (3/5 replies)
Tone this ICP prefers
Direct + one specific detail. Skip pleasantries.
Avoid next time
"Quick question" as opener — 0 replies across 12 sends.
Turn it on and ASTRA classifies every reply (interested / pricing / objection / OOO) and surfaces reply patterns, so drafts stop being generic. Everyone else silently reads reply bodies — we ship the toggle and the purge button in the same tab.
Reply Intelligence
Classify inbound replies + surface reply patterns. Off by default.
Re: pricing page
pricing objection"Interesting — but the annual number is above what we've budgeted for tooling this quarter. Can you share where teams our size usually land?"
Stored preview · 234 / 280 chars · purges in 30 days
Marketing loop
Marketing Studio's five moves — planned together, drafted together, shipped together. Same brain as sales, different loop.
Brand Kit
Voice, tone, offer, ICP — set once for the workspace. Every draft opens through this lens.
Plan
Pick the campaign: launch, event, waitlist, seasonal. ASTRA suggests the channel mix and drops it into a shared calendar.
Create
Social, email, WhatsApp, landing — drafted side by side, in the same voice, referencing the same claims.
Convert
Copy-paste to publish today. Native scheduling to LinkedIn/X and newsletter send are on the roadmap — we say so out loud.
Prove
Case study drafts generate from your CRM notes. Ship them to the site or your sales team the same afternoon.
The workbench, the Brand Kit and the case-study generator all live inside Marketing Studio.
One brain
Sales Buddy and Marketing Studio aren't two products bolted together. They read from the same Brand Kit, the same workspace memory, the same reply history. So every draft — an outbound email or a launch post — starts from the same context.
Sales loop
Find → Draft → Send → Follow-up
Shared spine
One brain
Brand Kit
Voice, tone, offer, ICP.
Workspace memory
Who owns what. What worked last quarter.
Reply intelligence
Opt-in classifier feeding both loops.
Marketing loop
Brand Kit → Plan → Create → Convert → Prove
Sales, marketing, and the memory they share. Not two products — one brain.