OctoPie Lead Command
Your CRM costs more than you think. OctoPie creates media wrapped in Magic Links, turns those Magic Links into fish, fish into priority, and priority into real action that makes you money.
One
Loop
OctoPie is not another dashboard to babysit. It is the motion layer between your outreach, your lead feed, and the action you should take next.
Send a tracked page, video, pitch, or follow-up without losing the thread.
Opens, watches, clicks, and replies become visible instead of buried.
The feed shows which lead is warming up and why it matters right now.
Call, message, email, link, site, or pitch from the same place.
Work
Shop
Temporary reel in place. The final clips can drop into this bay without rebuilding the page.
See the loop,book the tour.
Workshop wraps the media, sends the Magic Link, and shows the signal when the client actually moves.
FounderPro
$79Founders receive the Founder Pro price for life: full lead command, Magic Links, fish priority, Otto next moves, Workshop, and native action exits.
Download, look around, start the premium trial through Apple.
Solo command after the founder wave closes.
Team command, routing, rollups, and captain controls.
Heavier routing, larger limits, support, custom controls.
Paid drops, credits, and modules that add power later.
iOS subscriptions use App Store purchase flow. Trial eligibility and renewal are handled through Apple.
Old
Stack
The point is not that every agent buys every tool. The point is that the industry normalized buying scattered parts and still doing the thinking yourself.
Client
Pages
Every good lead deserves a sharper page than a forgotten portal login. OctoPie keeps the client-facing surface attached to the signal trail.
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A clean private site for the lead, the home, and the next decision.
Text-ready. Showing-aware. Signal-tracked.
- NowMarket packet openedClient hit the page. The lead wakes up.
- NextTour questions capturedContext stays attached to the property instead of buried in texts.
- MoveNate gets the signalFollow-up leaves from the same command loop.
