Message quality follows business context
The quality of messages Guhan writes is a direct function of the business context you give it. Rich context — your industry, your customer pain points, your products and their value propositions with case studies, your brand voice, how you position against competitors — produces messages that read as if someone who understands the customer’s problem wrote them. Thin context produces generic peer register and generic pain framing. Every setup step in Guhan is a context-gathering step. The 10-minute quickstart is not tool configuration; it is briefing an SDR on your business.Setup depth translates directly to message quality
Founders who invest 30 minutes on Brand & Voice + Products at onboarding see meaningfully higher first-touch reply rates. The setup pages tell you exactly what to fill in.
What Guhan is responsible for
Finding the right people every day
Guhan scans continuously for people who match your ideal customer AND look ready to buy — hiring, funding, engagement, exec changes.
Researching each prospect before writing
Guhan reads the prospect’s profile, role, company, recent activity — so the message quotes their real work, not a template.
Writing every message from scratch
No copy-paste templates. The same brief adapts to LinkedIn, Email, or WhatsApp — each one shaped to that specific person.
Running the full follow-up sequence
Invite → wait → DM → wait → email → wait → nudge. Guhan runs the whole plan across the channels you picked.
Handling replies + booking meetings
Guhan resolves “not now” and unsubscribe replies automatically. Meeting requests become calendar links. You get the interesting conversations.
Escalating what needs your judgment
A high-stakes reply, a warm intro request, an executive that needs a bespoke response — Guhan hands the thread to you.
How you work with Guhan
Two ways to talk to Guhan directly, plus a workspace where Guhan does the rest silently.Ask Guhan (in the app)
A sidebar chat, plus a WhatsApp thread. Ask questions, assign new work, request diagnostics — the same channel you would use to message a human SDR on your team.
Your workspace
Home, Inbox, Meetings, Campaigns, Lists, Prospects — the surface Guhan works in and shares with you. You see what Guhan sees.
How Guhan’s workspace is organized
Every tool and screen in the app exists to support the SDR workflow above — nothing else. The sidebar mirrors that workflow, and so does this documentation.Home base
Home
Today’s snapshot — new prospects, pending replies, upcoming meetings.
Inbox
Things Guhan wants your eyes on — approve a reply, jump into a hot thread, decide on a handoff.
Meetings
Every call Guhan booked for you.
The work Guhan is running
Campaigns
Each Campaign is a job you assigned Guhan: a target List + a message sequence + the channels to use. Guhan runs the whole flow — research, personal messages, follow-ups across LinkedIn / Email / WhatsApp, reply handling.
The audience Guhan is working through
Lists
Buckets of prospects. Fed by search criteria, buying signals, competitors, another List, or a CSV.
Prospects
Every person Guhan is reaching out to — with contact info, timeline, and reply history.
Companies
Every company Guhan found — with industry, headcount, and buying signals.
How Guhan sounds
Brand & Voice
How Guhan sounds when writing messages on your behalf — your tone, your language, your competitors, your templates.
Guhan’s operational settings
Workspace settings
Sender accounts (the channels Guhan sends from), teammates, billing, credits.
Who Guhan works for
Founders and sales teams selling to a defined buyer persona. Guhan can run your outbound if you can answer these three questions:- Who is your ideal customer? (“VP of Sales at SaaS companies in the US”)
- What signals indicate they are ready to buy? (“Raised a Series A” or “Posted about hiring SDRs”)
- What is your pitch? (“We help X do Y — here is the value proposition”)
Ready?
Get Guhan set up in about 10 minutes
Sign up, paste your website, launch your first Campaign — start to first prospects in your list.