Everything people ask before they connect.

A personal CRM for one person rather than a sales team. It reads the people and companies you already know from your mail, calendar and LinkedIn, keeps them current on its own, and answers questions about them in plain English.

Anyone whose work comes from people they know: consultants, fractional executives, founders, investors, freelancers. If more than half your work arrives by referral or repeat, and you have more past clients than you can hold in your head, it is for you.

The graph YouSpot builds from everything you connect. Every person, company, meeting, note and file is a point in it, joined by what actually connects them. Your first brain does the thinking; this one does the remembering.

You never type anything in. There are no stages, no leads and no pipeline. It works on the hundred-odd people you can't hold in your head, and it shows up with a draft rather than waiting to be opened.

No, on purpose. One person, one price, and the price never depends on you hiring.

Gmail, Google Calendar, a LinkedIn export, HubSpot, X, Slack and Obsidian. Gmail and Calendar take about a minute. The Chrome extension captures pages as you browse.

Nothing. Connect an account and the record builds from what already happened. The only typing is asking it questions.

About a minute after Gmail connects it knows who has gone quiet and who among them has sent you work before. That is usually the first surprise.

It reads the mail you connect, mostly your sent mail, to learn who you know, when you last spoke and how you write. It never sends anything. You can disconnect an account at any time.

Anything about the people you know. Who have I not spoken to in six months? Who do I know at Arbor Health? What did I promise Dana? What did I charge for work like this? It answers from your own data and says where each fact came from.

A job that runs on its own and emails you when there is something worth knowing: who to reconnect with this week, a brief before each call, the invoices your mail says you never heard back about. Nineteen ship, on five shelves.

No. It drafts them into your own Gmail, in your voice, and you press send. No agent has ever contacted anyone on your behalf, and none can.

No. It reads your mail, not your bank. It tells you what your email says you invoiced and never heard back about, and drafts the follow-up.

Only when there is something to say. A run with nothing to report says so once and stops. Most agents run weekly.

Yes. YouSpot runs a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code can ask your second brain questions directly.

Solo is $1 a month with 100 credits. Pro is $10 with 1,000. One person, one price, cancel from billing settings any time.

One unit of metered work: a chat turn, a tool call that reaches a model, or an enrichment. Reading your own data and browsing it cost nothing.

Solo is $1 a month, which is the trial. Cancel in the first month and that is all it cost.

Only what you connect: contacts, companies, notes, files, and the mail and calendar details from the accounts you link. Every question is answered from your own account and nobody else's.

Yes, in one click, in a format you can read. Export is a feature we publish, not a setting we hide.

From billing settings, whenever you like. There is no contract, no cancellation fee and no exit interview.

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