You didn’t forget
the client.
You forgot the sentence.
SmritiSaar reads the calls you already make and gives back the promises inside them — quoted word for word, with the timestamp they were made at, waiting on your home screen.
Invite-only. We set every account up on a call with you.
Northgate Components
today · 11:04
NorthgateThe payment for the last order still hasn't cleared.
YouLet me check with accounts and come back to you.
YouI'll send the revised quotation by tomorrow, with the discount included.
NorthgateFine — but the rate needs to be better this time.
NorthgateI'll call and confirm on Friday.
The problem
The call went well. That’s the problem.
A good call ends with three or four things you said you would do. You remember two of them. The client remembers all four — and remembers which one you dropped.
The sentence you can't recall
You know you said something about the price. You do not know what. So you either under-deliver or over-give, and both cost you.
The follow-up nobody owns
It was said aloud and never written down, so it does not exist anywhere — not in a CRM, not on a list, not in your head by Thursday.
The client who went quiet
Three weeks passed. Nobody decided that. It simply happened, and by the time you notice, the reason for the silence has changed.
The one line the product is built on
The product is the promise, not the summary.
Summaries are a commodity — Otter has them, your phone will have them, everyone will have them by next year. A commitment you made and forgot, quoted back to you with the timestamp you made it at, is not.
What today looks like
Rows you can act on. Nothing else.
Not how many calls you made — a number nobody can return. Every row is a commitment with a name on it, in one of five states: waiting on them, you promised, blocked, gone cold, settled.
- Overdue first
- The promise you already broke leads, because it is the one that costs you.
- Empty is a real state
- When nothing needs you, the screen says so instead of inventing work.
Good morning, Alex
4 calls today · Activity →
Overdue
Send Northgate the revised quotation
Northgate Components · promised yesterday
Waiting on them
Friday confirmation on rates
Northgate Components · said Friday
Policy documents from Claire
Claire Bennett · 6 days
Gone cold
Vantage Logistics
No contact in 24 days
Home — only what needs you today
Who to call next
Ranked by who needs you, not by name.
An alphabetical list is a phonebook, and your phone already has one. This one puts the person you owe something to at the top and tells you why underneath their name.
- A reason on every row
- “You promised a quotation yesterday” beats a red dot.
- Silence is a signal
- A client nobody has spoken to in three weeks surfaces on its own.
Contacts
✦ Needs you first
Northgate Components
You promised a quotation yesterday
Claire Bennett
Renewal lapses in 9 days
Vantage Logistics
24 days since last contact
Everyone else
David Ashworth
Settled · nothing open
Helen Marsh
Settled · nothing open
Contacts — ranked by who needs you
Ask across everything
Answers that carry their receipt.
Chitragupt reads every call you let it read. Ask what you agreed on price, who is waiting on paperwork, what happened before the deal stalled — and get the line, with the call it came from attached.
- Quoted, not paraphrased
- The exact words, with the timestamp they were said at.
- Precision over recall
- Anything it cannot quote, it drops rather than guesses.
Chitragupt
✦ Chitragupt
You offered a revised quotation with a discount included, due the next day. You did not name a figure.
Anything it cannot quote, it drops.
Chitragupt — answers, with receipts
What it never touches
You decide what it is allowed to read.
The exclusion list is offered before your first call, not buried after it. Your handset does the recording; SmritiSaar reads the file afterwards and is never a party to the call.
- Exclusions are permanent
- A contact on the list is never read, never transcribed, never stored.
- Nothing is sent for you
- Drafts open in WhatsApp with you as the sender. Always.
Settings
Recording
Your phone records. SmritiSaar reads.
Your handset’s own dialler makes the file. We read it afterwards — we are never on the call.
Excluded contacts
Offered before your first call, not buried here.
Settings — you choose what it reads
Good morning, Alex
4 calls today · Activity →
Overdue
Send Northgate the revised quotation
Northgate Components · promised yesterday
Waiting on them
Friday confirmation on rates
Northgate Components · said Friday
Policy documents from Claire
Claire Bennett · 6 days
Gone cold
Vantage Logistics
No contact in 24 days
Home — only what needs you today
What it will not do
The limits are the product.
Anything that reads your business conversations has to be worth trusting before it is worth using. These four are not settings. They are the shape of the thing.
It never sends anything
Drafts open in WhatsApp with you as the sender, and you press send. The relationship stays yours — and it keeps SmritiSaar outside India's DLT and 140-series rules, which is a legal position as much as a design one.
Saved contacts only
SmritiSaar reads calls with people already in your address book. No cold numbers, ever, whatever the use case.
Your phone records. We read.
Your handset's own dialler places and records the call. We read the file afterwards. We are not on the line, and we will not claim to announce anything we are not there to announce.
You choose what it reads
The exclusion list is offered before your first call, not buried in settings after it. Family, your doctor, your accountant — put them on it and those calls are never read.
Chitragupt
The record-keeper who tallies every deed.
In the Sanskrit telling, Chitragupt keeps the ledger of everything a person has done. Ours keeps the smaller one: what you said you would do, and to whom. It never invents an entry, and it never acts on your behalf.
Access
We set the account up with you, not for you.
SmritiSaar is invite-only. Every account is set up by hand — your number, your exclusion list, and a test call that proves the whole loop works before you rely on it for anything real. It takes about fifteen minutes, on a call.
- Android today. iOS and web alongside it.
- Works with the number you already give clients.
- Nothing goes live until a test call has come through.
Tell us what you sell and how you sell it. We reply to every one.