Turn who you know into what you win
Sales, promotions, placements — the big yeses go to whoever understands people best. Dexwork turns every conversation into insight: what each person cares about, how they talk, what they’re waiting to hear — so your next move is the one that lands.
No agenda from my side — though if the Q2 reset is still on your plate, I’ve got one idea worth ten minutes. Proper job either way.
Losing on likeability isn’t bad luck
Deals, promotions and placements are decided by people — usually in rooms you’re not in. Guesswork about those people has a price:
The deal that “just clicked”
The rival who won wasn’t better — they knew the buyer better. What she cared about, when her budget reset, the way she likes to be sold to. That knowledge was available to you too. It was in your old conversations.
The promotion that went sideways
Output alone doesn’t get decided rooms saying your name — relationships with the deciders do. The colleague who got it invested in people deliberately. That’s a skill with tooling, not a personality trait.
The message that sounded like everyone’s
Generic outreach gets generic treatment. When you can’t remember what someone told you, you write like a stranger — and strangers get the polite no.
What changes with Dexwork
Walk in knowing what moves them
Everything you’ve learned about a person, on one card: what they care about, what they mentioned last time, the words they actually use — which means every meeting starts three steps ahead, and the detail that wins trust is in front of you at the moment it counts.
Capture takes seconds: paste a bio, a signature, an email — Dexwork reads it, you approve what it found.
Say the thing only you could say
Drafts are grounded in their profile — their phrasing, their world, the thing they told you in March — which means your message reads like someone who listened, not like software. That’s what separates the pitch that gets a meeting from the one that gets archived.
No agenda from my side — though if the Q2 reset is still on your plate, I’ve got one idea worth ten minutes. Proper job either way.
Show up before it’s decided
Dexwork watches the gaps — who’s going quiet, whose budget resets next quarter, which promise is three weeks old — and hands you the nudge with a draft attached, which means you’re in the conversation while it’s still open, not after the decision’s made.
Built by someone with the same problem
Dexwork exists because its founder kept losing winnable opportunities to forgotten details — so he built the tool he needed, and now runs his own network and publishing outreach on it every day. You’re not adopting a theory; you’re picking up a working tool.
Every claim shows its source
When the AI extracts a fact, it keeps the exact sentence it came from — which means you can always check its working, and nothing unverified pollutes your read on a person.
You approve everything
Nothing writes itself into your records and nothing sends itself. The AI proposes; you accept, edit or reject — field by field.
Your people stay yours
Relationship data lives under your account, shared only by your invitation. Insight this personal doesn’t belong to a platform.
Consent is the gate
Anything resembling a marketing list is opt-in only, with a suppression sheet in every export — which means scale never costs you a relationship or a reputation.
Three steps, no cliff
Book a walkthrough
Twenty minutes, your questions, the real product — not a video.
Load your people
Paste bios, signatures and old emails — Dexwork builds the profiles and you approve them. No data-entry marathon.
Start winning the gaps
Briefed before every conversation, nudged before anything goes cold, drafts ready when you are.
Editors already told you what they want. It’s buried in your inbox.
If you pitch articles, the intelligence you need — word counts, formats they reject, link rules, how long they take to reply — arrived months ago in replies you’ve half-forgotten. Every pitch that ignores it costs you a placement you were qualified to win. Outreach reads the replies you paste in and turns them into a profile of every outlet, each fact pinned to the sentence the editor actually wrote.
Then it answers the question that matters: what should you write next — clusters of outlets whose confirmed requirements one article can satisfy, so a single piece opens six doors instead of one. See all add-ons →
Dexwork is relationship intelligence for people whose results depend on people: a personal CRM that keeps a rich, human profile of everyone you know (how you met, what they care about, how they talk), briefs you before conversations, warns you when a relationship is going quiet, and drafts messages grounded in what you actually know — always subject to your approval, never sent on your behalf. Around that core sit add-ons for specific kinds of relationship work: Outreach turns editors’ replies into verified intelligence about where your writing can land, and the Situational Trainer lets you rehearse high-stakes conversations against an AI counterpart that pushes back and scores you. Every AI-extracted fact keeps the sentence it came from, marketing lists are consent-gated by construction, and your data answers to your account alone.
The next yes is closer than you think
Twenty minutes with the real product. No deck, no obligation.
Book your walkthrough
Tell us who your results depend on — a founder replies personally, usually within a day, with times for a twenty-minute walkthrough. Investors and pilot customers welcome.