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For startups

Track your first fifty tools before they become two hundred

Startups buy most software with a card and a confirmation email. Record each one as it arrives, with an owner, so renewals stop being surprises.

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Use cases

How startups use it

  1. 01

    Record self-serve signups

    Paste the confirmation email and record it as click-through terms with its renewal.

  2. 02

    Give every tool an owner

    Name the person who decides whether the team still needs it.

  3. 03

    Catch renewals before the charge

    See auto-renewals with their notice dates, sorted by when you must act.

  4. 04

    Prepare for due diligence

    Hand over a clean list of vendors and material contracts when an investor asks.

Product

What works from the first day

No setup project and no integration.

  • Vendor register

    Type the vendors you know and add details as you go.

  • Email intake

    Paste a confirmation email to record a self-serve contract.

  • Renewals

    Every renewal by the date you must act.

  • Spend

    Fixed and per-seat spend kept apart, per currency.

  • Agents

    Connect Claude Code over MCP and ask about renewals.

  • Demo portfolio

    See the finished product with fictional data before entering your own.

Security

Keep contract data inside your workspace

The server checks every request against your workspace and your access, so the interface is never the only guard.

  • Workspace isolation on the server
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  • Sign-in through WorkOS
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  • An attributed log of every change
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