Which of these is you?
Five short pages, one per situation: you already have the transcripts, you want the whole follow-up handled, you want sequences written from calls, your notetaker's summary is a dead end, or generic automation has burned you before. Pick the closest and read that one.
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What does Scurry do?
Product mechanics. Transcript analysis, AI Filters, Universal Prompts, review queue. For someone evaluating whether the product does what they need.
Is Scurry right for me?
Use-case and persona framing, built around the specific problem each type of team comes in with. For someone searching for a solution to a specific pain.
Which one describes you?
Same Scurry, five different framings. Click whichever hits closest to home.
AI Sales Follow-Up
You run discovery calls and demos. You need multi-touch follow-up sequences written from what was said from your actual conversations: not templates, not single emails. Every touch referencing what was said.
Meeting Transcript to Email
You already have the transcript. You just need it turned into a complete email sequence written from the call, automatically. No manual writing, no copy-pasting into ChatGPT, no prompt engineering.
AI Sales Sequence Generator
You want complete multi-touch sequences, not one AI email. 3 to 15 emails per sequence, each with a different angle, each referencing your actual meeting. Sent from your inbox on schedule.
AI Meeting Summary to Email
You already use a notetaker. Your AI summary tool gives you a great summary, but then nothing happens. Scurry takes that summary and turns it into a sent follow-up sequence after the call.
Automated Email Follow-Up Tool
You want the whole pipeline automated: meeting ends, transcript arrives, sequence generates, emails queue and send. Automation that actually knows what you talked about, not templates firing on a schedule.
Not sure which one? Start your trial and explore.
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