Lead intake
In controlled testing, organizes new inquiries from a lead inbox the test user authorizes.
LeadStrike
LeadStrike helps controlled test users organize incoming leads, identify what a prospect needs, follow up for missing information, and move qualified prospects toward a booked appointment. Broader public access is not yet available.
LeadStrike is still in development. Google-connected functionality currently operates only in controlled testing with specifically approved test accounts. This public page collects design-partner interest and does not itself request Google permissions.
LeadStrike is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
The lead-response problem
New inquiries arrive while teams are serving customers, finishing work, or off the clock. The details needed to qualify them are often incomplete.
LeadStrike is designed to reduce that manual gap: it keeps approved lead conversations moving, gathers the information your team needs, and offers appropriate appointment times without pretending judgment can be fully automated.
How LeadStrike works
The planned workflow is built around customer-selected sources, customer-defined criteria, and human escalation.
In controlled testing, organizes new inquiries from a lead inbox the test user authorizes.
Identifies a prospect’s stated needs against criteria configured for the test workflow.
Requests missing information using approved messaging and defined escalation rules.
Checks authorized calendar availability and creates appointment events in the controlled test workflow.
Visibility and control
Review lead status, missing details, follow-up state, and scheduled outcomes in one place.
Choose connected sources, qualification inputs, booking windows, messaging boundaries, and when a person takes over.
Product demonstration
Watch the 42-second product walkthrough.
Demonstration uses fictional data and dedicated test accounts. LeadStrike is in development. Google-connected functionality is limited to controlled testing with specifically approved test accounts and is not available as an unrestricted public service. No customer inbox or calendar data is shown. LeadStrike is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google and has not been approved or verified by Google.
Ideal customers
LeadStrike is best suited to teams receiving a steady flow of email-based inquiries that require a few details before an appointment makes sense.
Founding design-partner benefits
Trust and privacy
LeadStrike’s Google-connected workflow is limited to controlled testing with specifically approved accounts. We will not offer unrestricted public access until the required privacy, security, and authorization work is complete. The interest form only opens an email draft that the visitor may choose to send.
Frequently asked questions
No. LeadStrike is still in development. Google-connected functionality is limited to controlled testing with specifically approved test accounts; unrestricted public product access is not available.
No. LeadStrike is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, and it has not been approved or verified by Google.
Only in controlled development testing with specifically approved test accounts. In that environment, LeadStrike can read authorized lead email, send follow-up, check calendar availability, and create appointments. The public website itself does not request Google permissions, and the integration is not available as an unrestricted public production service.
No. LeadStrike assists with intake, qualification, follow-up, and scheduling, but it cannot guarantee that every lead is detected, qualified, reached, or booked.
That is the product direction. Planned controls include connected sources, qualification inputs, availability, messaging boundaries, and human escalation.
Design-partner interest
Tell us enough to understand your lead process. This is an expression of interest, not unrestricted product access or a promise of acceptance. Any paid design-partner pilot requires separate written scope, pricing, data disclosures, and approved test access. Continuing opens an email draft for you to review.