Challenge

Private market investors were spending significant time on manual desktop research. Teams had to search across sources like Google, APIs, pitch decks, and call notes to piece together insights, then compile them into documents such as investment memos or IC prep decks. The process was slow, inconsistent, and hard to scale.

Outcome

We founded and developed Hercule as an agent-first platform to simulate analyst workflows. It automated search, pulled structured data from APIs, extracted insights from unstructured sources, and organized the results into usable formats. The system enabled teams to generate overviews, run comparisons, and create investor-ready outputs like memos and IC materials—all with minimal manual effort.

Challenge

B2B sales teams were spending too much time on repetitive research. Reps manually qualified leads, scanned company websites, and stitched together context before outreach. This slowed down onboarding, reduced consistency across the team, and limited coverage.

Outcome

We built Pondeo as a research and messaging assistant tailored to sales workflows. It gathered insights on companies and mapped them against our own ICP and UVP frameworks. It also supported ideation and generation of outreach tactics and message frameworks tailored to each lead. The result was a tool that improved speed, consistency, and quality across the sales motion.

Challenge

SparkForce was looking to improve how they onboard new clients and structure early campaign work. Their internal process required manual interpretation of client inputs, coordination across team members, and repetitive drafting of early deliverables. This created delays and made it harder to scale the onboarding process.

Outcome

We worked with SparkForce to design a GenAI-supported workflow that linked client-provided information directly to strategic planning outputs. The system helped the team accelerate tasks such as defining audiences, shaping messaging directions, and preparing structured starting points for campaign development. This allowed them to deliver faster and more consistently without compromising quality or control.