The things you said you’d do. Done.

i used to pride myself on never dropping the ball
then i started working as a leader at an early-stage startup
i'd say "i'll follow up on that" 14 times a day
spoiler: i didn't always

then i tested readywhen
it sits in the background and catches every single thing i say i'll do… in slack, in meetings, in email, in comments. without me doing anything. …more

You know what's my fav thing ever??
Skipping work to spend family time
(especially in the summer!)

Enter: readywhen
The closest thing I've had to a chief of staff, + the reason I feel exactly 0% stress about taking as much time off as I want this summer.
Literally a to-do list that does the list for you. It doesn't get better than that! …more

The hardest part of enterprise selling isn't the meeting.
It's everything that happens after it.

That's why I've been testing readywhen.
What stood out to me wasn't another AI feature. It was the ability to automatically capture commitments across conversations, meetings, messages, and email, then prepare the next step so nothing slips through the cracks. …more

I got fired from my first proper sales job. 🫠
Not because of my ability to sell (I couldn't do that either tbf).
But because I was hopeless at staying on top of my to dos.

I wish readywhen existed back then.
It runs in the background across your meetings, messages, and emails. And captures every commitment automatically. …more

My calendar isn't the problem. My promises are.
My biggest risk isn't strategy. It's the stuff I say I'll do and then forget. My head is a terrible CRM.

Then I started testing readywhen.
It catches everything I say I'll do across meetings, messages, and comments. Automatically. No prompts, no setup, no fragile automations to babysit.
But the capture isn't the magic. The magic is what happens next. …more

I've lost count of the tools I've tried to get on top of the 'founder chaos'. Notion. Todoist. ClickUp. Asana. 20-odd of them.

A few weeks ago someone challenged me to try readywhen.
It's the closest thing I've had to a chief of staff. Something quietly watching my back, catching the commitments I'd otherwise lose, before they fall through the cracks. …more

I've poached someone...
Not sure I am supposed to say it.

I've officially hired readywhen to sort my life out 🧑‍💻
And honestly, it has been running in the background of my agency acting like a mini Chief of Staff.
Catching the things I say I'll do. Pulling the context. Preparing the next step. The follow-up email. The client recap. The team brief. The content handover. …more

I'm going to put this tool to the test over the next week.
(apparently it'll give me more time to sunbathe)

It's called readywhen. It plugs into my email, calendar, Slack and Trello.
It keeps track of everything I say I'll do, then just gets on with it.
I run 2 online businesses, so it's fair to say my emails and messages are an absolute war zone. …more

I'm making my first full-time hire this year, which means team PLM is growing !!!!
and growing a team comes with this whooooole new mental load I really underestimated (thoughts and prayers, please)

so when the team behind readywhen kindly let me try what they're building, it turned out to be the tool I didn't know I needed.
here's what it does: …more