Reach · Leasing

One inbox, working for you.

Every email and text with every contact, threaded by company, beside the drafts Reggie has already written and the sequences already running. One screen instead of five, and he keeps it moving while you are out.

The book, the inbox and the follow-up, in one place.

The old site sold these as four products. They are one job: knowing who you know, and staying in front of them.

One inbox

Email and text in a single thread per company, so a conversation that started on the phone and continued by email still reads as one conversation.

Approval before send

Every draft waits in your review queue. The gate is enforced on the server, so no setting, no automation and no mistake can route around it.

Drafts in your voice

Shaped by the signal that surfaced the lead and by the tone you set, then edited by you until it reads the way you write.

Sequences that pace

Sends are spaced to protect deliverability, respect quiet hours, and honor every unsubscribe across the whole workspace.

A reply stops the machine

The moment somebody answers, their sequence pauses and Reggie drafts your response instead. Nobody gets a follow-up they have already answered.

The pipeline moves itself

All, prospecting, leads and clients are faces of one table. A company changes stage because the work moved, not because somebody remembered to drag a card.

Nothing to keep in sync

Companies, contacts, buildings and suites are linked, not copied. Fix a phone number once and every view already has it.

Works before you connect anything

No mailbox hooked up yet? Every touch is copy-paste ready, and the timers restart from the moment you say you sent it.

Sequences

Follow-up that stops when it should.

Drop an offering memorandum in and press once. He reads it, works out who is worth calling, finds them, and leaves the drafts in your queue. Sequences get a bad name because they keep talking after somebody answers, so this one stops the moment a reply lands.

  • Paced to protect deliverability
  • Quiet hours and workspace-wide unsubscribes
  • A reply pauses the prospect, not the campaign
Meeting notes

The call is in the file before you park.

Connect the notetaker you already run and every meeting lands on the company it was about, with the summary, who was on it and what you agreed. Reggie reads it the same way he reads the rest of the record, so the next question about that tenant already knows what was said.

  • Matched on the calendar invite, not a fuzzy title
  • A note with no invite waits for you to place it
  • Reggie answers with what was said in the room

Stop running outreach out of your inbox.

Revr is invite-only while we onboard in small batches. Tell us how you follow up today and we will show you what he does with it.

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