Four-day sale · Thu 30 July – Sun 2 Aug 2026 · 50 seats
Listening

You already know what to ask. The problem is remembering it while someone is talking to you.

⏸ Wait — let them answer

TidyCompass sits in the second seat on your sales calls. It listens to both of you, catches the answers that aren't answers, and shows you what you missed while you can still do something about it.

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The scene

Twenty minutes into a call.

They say something that opens a door — a number you didn't have, a name you didn't know about, a deadline that changes everything. So you follow it, because you should.

And by the time they've finished answering, the question you meant to ask next is gone.

You find out later. Sometimes days later, when the deal has gone quiet and you're reading your own notes wondering how you got to the end of an hour without ever asking what a customer is worth to them.

It isn't a knowledge problem. You know the questions. You wrote the questions. The problem is that running the conversation and managing the structure of the conversation are two jobs, and you only have one head.

Why it exists

I built this for myself

I sell consulting. I run calls most days, and I kept doing the same thing — getting the discovery right and then losing the last ten minutes, because that's where you have to stop asking and start talking, and that's where the list in my head falls apart.

So I built something to take the second job. It listens to both sides of the call. It knows where I am without me scanning a page. When someone gives me an answer that sounds like an answer, it tells me it wasn't one and hands me the follow-up while the moment is still live. And before I hang up, it tells me what I never got to.

I've been running my own calls on it for months. This is that tool, made so anyone can use it in Chrome.

What it does

Three things it does

Advanced

It moves when you do.

One line on screen at a time. Say it — in your own words, you don't have to read it — and it advances. You are never scrolling a document mid-sentence.

Drifted

It catches you drifting.

Mark a line as word-for-word — a price, a guarantee, a number you have to get right — and if you improvise it, you get told. Numbers stop changing shape in your mouth.

Still unanswered

It knows when they didn't answer.

You ask what a deal is worth. They tell you about their demo volume. That's not an answer, and TidyCompass hands you the follow-up before the moment has passed.

Ninety seconds, one unbroken take. Everything the software does here is live — the transcription, the matching, the flags, the verdicts. The prospect's voice is a recording, because I don't put client calls in sales videos.

Everything included

What you get

We build them together, live

The three sessions

This is the part that matters more than the software, and I want to be straight about why.

The script is the product. The software holds it in front of you at the right moment and it's very good at that — but with nothing in it, it's an empty screen. Writing a good one isn't hard and it isn't long, and almost nobody does it from a blank page on a Tuesday afternoon.

So we build them together, live.

1

Session one

Which kind of call you're on, and why a script for one is poison for another. You'll write your own fixed lines — the sentences you can't afford to improvise. Setup happens here too, so you leave running.

2

Session two

We build a script for a real call you have booked. Not an example. Yours. You leave with a finished one.

3

Session three

Live reps on the last ten minutes of a call, which is the only part that can't be rehearsed alone. Hot seats. This is the session that doesn't work with a big room.

All three run in the two weeks after the cart closes, and you'll get the schedule by email once you're in. Every session is recorded and the recordings are yours permanently — you don't need to be free on a particular afternoon to get the whole thing.

Before you buy

What you need

Short list, and I'd rather you know now than find out after.

  • Chrome. It works with any call you take in a browser tab — Google Meet, Zoom on the web, Teams on the web.
  • Mac or PC. Either is fine.
  • Your own AI key — DeepSeek, Kimi, or similar. This is why there's no monthly fee: you're not paying me for usage, you're using your own. It costs pennies a call, and we set it up together in session one.
  • Access is immediate. The software, your three scripts and everything else are in your account the moment you buy — not on a launch date, not after the sessions.
Honest disqualifiers

Who this isn't for

 

  • Anyone who wants to be taught how to sell. This is a tool, not a course. It assumes you already know your own questions.
  • Anyone who takes their calls in person or on the phone.
  • Anyone looking for automation. It doesn't talk to your prospect. It talks to you.
One time
$497

No subscription. No per-call charge. No upgrade path I'm going to email you about later.

50 seats. The third session is live hot seats, and that stops working past about fifty people in a room.
Closes Sunday night. Then the page comes down and I go back to my client work.
Get TidyCompass — $497
Thirty days. All I ask is that you actually use it first — log in, build a script, and run one real call on it. If it doesn't do what I said it does, email me and you'll get your money back.
At checkout you'll be offered the Script Vault — twelve more ready-to-run scripts covering pre-interview, inbound, referral, multi-stakeholder, price negotiation, proposal walkthroughs, stalled deals, renewals and expansion, research interviews and recorded interviews. $297, added to your order. Skip it if you don't want it; the three included scripts run fine on their own.
Straight answers

Questions

No. It's software, plus three sessions getting you set up and running on it. I don't teach selling methods and I'm not going to try to. It works with whatever questions you already ask.

You need to install a Chrome extension and paste in a key. That's the hardest thing you'll do, and we do it together in session one.

It doesn't have a process. You write the script; it holds you to it. If you have a way you like to run calls, that's what goes in.

As long as the call runs in a Chrome tab, it works — Google Meet, Zoom on the web, Teams on the web.

The software is yours, the recordings are yours, the scripts are yours. There's nothing else to buy.

You've had the call where you got to the end and realised you never asked the one thing that mattered. Everyone who sells has had it.

This is the tool I built so it would stop happening to me.

$497  ·  Fifty seats  ·  Closes Sunday
Get TidyCompass — $497