Early access — seats open in small batches

The AI program manager that ends paperwork sprawl

dpaperwork brings your clients, pipeline, delivery, and documents into one workspace — it watches all of it, flags what’s slipping, and does the routine work when you ask.

Waitlist members get priority as seats open. One email, no spam.

The workspace

Stop being the integration layer

Founders lose hours copying context between a CRM, a project tool, a docs app, and email. dpaperwork holds all four in one place, so nothing gets lost in the gaps between tools.

Clients

Every company’s deals, projects, docs, and emails on one page.

Pipeline

Deals move through stages you define — and get flagged when they stall.

Delivery

Projects, cycles, and a daily worklist that knows what’s due.

Docs

Proposals, contracts, and reports drafted by AI, grounded in the client’s history.

Inbox

A Morning Brief and alerts — the day’s signal, not another feed.

Procedures

Your repeatable workflows, written in plain English and run for you.

Chat

Run it all from a conversation

There’s no maze of menus and no cast of named ‘agents’ to manage — the platform itself is the intelligence. Ask a question in plain English and get a real answer: live cards for deals, tasks, and documents, drawn from your actual data. Say what you want done, and it’s done.

  • Every module reachable from one input
  • Answers come back as live cards, not links
  • Grounded in your workspace — every client, doc, and email

Inbox

It notices before you do

dpaperwork watches state across your whole business — deals going quiet, cycles slipping, documents sitting unsigned — and raises it before it costs you. Each morning you get a brief: what moved, what’s stuck, what needs a decision. That’s the whole feed.

  • Morning Brief, every workday
  • Stale-deal and slipping-cycle alerts
  • One inbox for things that actually need you

Procedures

Automation you can read

Write a procedure the way you’d brief a new hire — in plain English, not a flowchart. An AI agent executes it step by step. You set the Authority Level per procedure: draft-only, ask-before-sending, or fully autonomous. Nothing leaves your workspace without the permission you’ve given it.

  • Plain-English markdown, no node editors
  • Per-procedure Authority Levels
  • Human-in-the-loop approval where it matters

Company Brain

It remembers everything about every client

Generic AI writes generic drafts. dpaperwork grounds every answer, document, and procedure in three tiers of memory — your company context, the full activity log, and the decisions you’ve made along the way. Ask about a client six months later and it answers like it was in the room.

  • Context, activity, and decisions — recalled automatically
  • Every draft grounded in the client’s real history
  • Gets sharper with every interaction

Foundation

Built to be trusted with your business

The unglamorous details that make it safe to hand real client work to automation.

Scoped team access

Invite the whole team and control exactly which domains each person can see and touch.

Brand Voice

Learns how you write from your Gmail, so drafts sound like you — not a template.

Gmail, built in

Send proposals and documents from your own address, tracked against the client.

Flat workspace pricing

One monthly price per workspace. Bring the whole team — no per-seat math.

How it works

Up and running in an afternoon

No migration project, no consultant, no six-week rollout. Three steps and the routine work starts coming off your plate.

Step 1

Connect

Create your workspace, connect Gmail, and add your clients and open deals — or just tell the chat about them.

Step 2

Let it learn

The Company Brain builds memory from your clients, documents, and email. Brand Voice picks up how you write.

Step 3

Delegate

Write your first procedure in plain English, set its authority level, and let dpaperwork take the routine off your plate.

From first login to your first procedure running — one afternoon.

Less paperwork. More business.

Seats open in small batches — join the waitlist and you’ll be first in line when yours is ready.