Not another CRM — the assistant that acts. Dagomi is a white-label AI sales assistant for small teams without a sales department. It answers inquiries from your own stored knowledge (no made-up facts), turns them into branded offers with your pricing and validity, books appointments, remembers what you promised, and re-activates quiet customers. A human stays in the loop: every message waits as a draft until you approve it. Bilingual DE/EN. Open beta.
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Hi everyone, I'm Damian.
I run a small training and consulting business, and for years the same thing kept happening: inquiries came in faster than I could answer them properly. I was the person selling and the person delivering — so offers got written late, follow-ups slipped, and customers I liked quietly went cold. Not out of laziness. There just wasn't time.
Dagomi is what I built to take that part off my plate. It answers an inquiry from the knowledge I've given it — my services, my prices, my notes, not the open internet — turns it into an offer in my own branding, suggests times, remembers what I promised, and notices when a customer has gone quiet. But nothing sends on its own. Every message waits as a draft until I approve it. That's the whole point: a to-do list tells you what to do; Dagomi has already done it and asks whether it may go out.
What it isn't: a CRM you have to maintain, a chatbot builder, or another task app.
Honest status: it's an open beta, free for 14 days, no credit card. Self-signup is currently closed — the "Try it" button opens a short contact form and I unlock access by hand. I'd rather say that up front than have you hit a surprise form.
One question for you: if you sell and deliver with the same pair of hands, which piece would you hand off first — the first reply, the offer, or the follow-up?
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The draft approval flow feels genuinely useful for someone without sales experience, and I was surprised how well it pulled real info from my uploaded docs without inventing anything.
The draft approval flow feels genuinely useful for someone without sales experience, and I was surprised how well it pulled real info from my uploaded docs without inventing anything.