Notices who’s owed an update.
Huck keeps track of clients who haven’t heard from you and the news they’re waiting on.
Clients hear from you before they have to ask.
Huck spots which clients are owed an update, drafts it and sends it when you say yes. Huck books the meetings that follow, too.
Next, Huck asks you to connect Gmail with Google sign-in. No password to share.
What Huck keeps moving with your clients.
The update you meant to send. Nobody forgets a client on purpose. The update slips behind the work for the client. Huck keeps track of who’s waiting.
Drafts and sends it.
Huck writes the update from what’s already in your email. You say yes, and Huck sends it.
Books the meeting.
When a client wants to talk, Huck finds the time and puts the invite on your calendar.
Keeps your CRM current.
Updates, meetings and next steps go into the record without you chasing it.
Updates sent. Meetings booked. Records current.
Agencies
- Copperleaf’s campaign launched Monday, and they haven’t heard how it’s going. Here’s a short update with the first-week numbers from Tuesday’s report email. Send it?
- Send. And book our monthly check-in.
- Sent. The check-in is booked for the 28th at 3. The invite is on your calendar.
Property managers
- The plumber confirmed Unit 2A’s repair for Friday morning. Ana, the tenant, doesn’t know yet. Here’s a note with the time and what to expect. Send it?
- Yes. You can always send these once a repair is confirmed.
- Sent. It’s in your Sent folder. From now on I’ll let tenants know when a repair is confirmed, and text you when I do.
Illustrative examples.
You decide what Huck can handle.
You approve. Huck follows through.
Some updates are routine. Tell Huck once which ones it can send without asking, and it still texts you each one.
What Huck doesn’t do
Huck doesn’t replace your CRM or your calendar. Huck keeps them current. Huck doesn’t send newsletters or email marketing campaigns.
Questions
Is this just ChatGPT?
ChatGPT waits for you to ask, then hands the work back. Huck keeps track of who’s owed an update, texts you first, and follows through in your email, calendar and CRM.
Which CRM and calendar does Huck work with?
You connect them when you start. See what Huck connects to.
What if a client replies with a question?
Huck drafts the answer for you to approve, or handles it the way you’ve told it to, and texts you what happened.
What does it cost?
Free while Huck is in beta, with no card needed to start. Then $49 a month at the founding price, locked in while you stay. Regular price $99. No setup fee.
More Huck can do: Bills, renewals and refunds · Invoices you’re owed · Email and replies · Leads and proposals · Marketing
See what’s slipping.
Start with the client who’s waiting on you.