If you're the founder
You need the answer now and there is no one to hand it to.
Ask for the week in numbers, the investor update, or a brief on a company before the call. Doozy pulls from your own systems and footnotes where every figure came from.
You get back The night before every board call.
You 10:31
@Doozy how did last week go? Revenue, new customers, churn, and anything that looks off.
Doozy APP 10:32
Weekly summary posted. Revenue up, two churned accounts named, one failed-payment spike flagged.
You 10:31
@Doozy write the investor update from the board deck and last month's numbers.
Doozy APP 10:32
Draft in the thread, with the numbers footnoted to where they came from.
What founders hand over
In a thread, after @Doozy, the way you'd ask a colleague. It answers in that thread, with what it did and where each fact came from.
- How did last week go: revenue, new customers, churn, and anything that looks off.
- Post signups, MRR and churn to the leadership channel every Monday morning.
- Draft the investor update from last month's numbers and the board deck.
- A brief on a company before the call, from the web and what's in the CRM.
- Which customers are at risk, from usage in PostHog and tickets in support.
- Answer the question nobody has time for: how many accounts did X last quarter?
The tools founders connect
Each connects with its own sign-in, no keys to paste, and each tool inside it has a switch. These are the ones this team reaches for first; the full list is on the integrations page.
- StripeLook up customers, payments, invoices and subscriptions.
- PostgresAsk questions of your own database, read-only, in plain words.
- PostHogAnswer product questions from your analytics, flags and errors.
- HubSpotFind contacts, companies and deals.
- The webSearch the web, read pages, and use a browser of its own for sites that need one.
Safe enough to let near your systems
Doozy works like a teammate, so it doesn't stop to ask. You decide what it can reach.
- Every task runs in its own isolated workspace. Credentials stay outside it.
- Every tool has a switch. Tools that delete or overwrite start off.
- Every action it takes is on the audit log, with who asked and what happened.
- Owners and admins connect tools and choose switches. Members can only look.
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At Spur, this is what founders say
"It's one hire the whole company can ask. Support gets root causes without pulling an engineer, we get the week's numbers from our own database with the query shown, and the small fixes come back as pull requests. We set it up ourselves and it has stayed inside the lines we gave it."
Questions founders ask first
- How does it know our numbers?
- From the systems you connect: Stripe for revenue, your database or PostHog for usage, HubSpot for the pipeline. Each figure in an answer says where it came from, so you can check it before it goes to investors.
- Can everyone in the company use it on one plan?
- Yes. A plan is priced per workspace, not per seat, so anyone in your Slack can ask. The plan sizes set the monthly allowance, shown as a share used.
- Do we need an engineer to set it up?
- No. Add it to Slack, connect your tools from the browser, and mention it in a thread. That's the whole setup.
- What does it cost?
- One price a month for the whole workspace, so everyone in your Slack can ask. 14 days free first, no card. Plans are on the pricing page.
Your next hire is one mention away.
Add Doozy to Slack and hand it the thing that's been waiting on someone all week. It comes back done, and it starts learning how your team works from the first ask.
- 14 days free, no card
- One price for the whole team
- Nothing billed until you pick a plan