Replies to new leads.
Huck spots new inquiries in your inbox and drafts your reply.
The proposal nobody answered gets a follow-up.
Huck finds open leads and proposals in your inbox, drafts the follow-up and sends it when you say yes. When they reply, Huck books the meeting.
Next, Huck asks you to connect Gmail with Google sign-in. No password to share.
What Huck does with your leads and proposals.
The work is already in your inbox. The lead who emailed Tuesday. The proposal you sent two weeks ago. None of it is hard. It just needs someone to follow up.
Follows up on open proposals.
Huck keeps track of the proposals nobody has answered and drafts the check-in.
Takes the next step when they reply.
A question gets an answer for you to approve. A yes gets a meeting on your calendar.
Keeps your CRM current.
New leads and next steps go into your CRM, so the record matches the inbox.
From first email to a meeting on your calendar.
Consultants
- Your proposal to Alder & Co. has been open for nine days. Priya mentioned budgets get set mid-month. Here’s a short check-in offering a 20-minute call. Send it?
- Send. If she wants a call, book it.
- Sent. Priya replied and picked Wednesday at 11. Booked. The invite is on your calendar.
Real estate
- Kim asked about HOA fees on 14 Birch. The seller’s agent emailed them last week: $180 a month. Here’s a reply with that and two showing times. Send it?
- Send.
- Sent. It’s in your Sent folder. Kim is in your CRM as a new lead for 14 Birch.
Illustrative examples.
You decide what Huck can handle.
You approve. Huck follows through.
Tell Huck once: “Follow up once on any proposal that’s quiet for a week.” Huck does it that way from then on and texts you each follow-up it sends.
What Huck doesn’t do
Huck doesn’t send cold outreach or email campaigns, and doesn’t promise more deals. Huck follows up on the leads and proposals already in your inbox. To bring in new leads, see Huck’s marketing work.
Questions
Is this just ChatGPT?
ChatGPT can write a follow-up when you ask for one. Huck notices which proposals have gone quiet, drafts the follow-up, sends it when you say yes, and books the meeting when they answer.
Is this a CRM?
No. Huck keeps your CRM current. Huck doesn’t replace it.
How does Huck know which proposals are open?
Huck reads the proposals you’ve sent from Gmail and looks for a reply. When one goes quiet, Huck texts you a follow-up to approve.
Will Huck book meetings without asking?
Only when you’ve told it to. Say “If they want a call, book it,” and Huck books the call and texts you the time. Otherwise, Huck asks first.
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 · Marketing
See what’s slipping.
Start with the proposal nobody answered.