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Know where the money is

Ask about your leads, deals and sites. Dormer reads your own numbers and answers.

A chart in one of Dormer's answers, climbing over two weeks

AI that knows your deals

Ask Dormer about your leads, deals and sites.

Dormer

A sample team

Is this my best month?

$11,400Won this month

  1. Deals won

    Month by month

    0510JunNov
    Deals won
    Jun2
    Jul3
    Aug3
    Sep5
    Oct6
    Nov8

    Yes. $11,400 won so far, your best month yet. That's 8 deals, up from 6 last month.

Ask it like a colleague

Anything your role can see on your team, in your own words.

Money

  • Is this my best month?
  • Which deals have gone quiet?
  • Where am I losing deals?

People

  • Who do I call today?
  • Who's been waiting longest for a reply?
  • What's due today?

Sites

  • Which site got the most requests?
  • Which of my sites are live?
  • How many credits do I have left?

Beside the page you're on

Dormer opens from the button in the corner of the app, or with a keyboard shortcut, in a panel beside the page. The page moves over and stays in view, so you can read the answer next to what it's about. It knows which page you're on, and the questions it suggests follow that page. On a phone it opens as a sheet.

When data is the answer, you get a chart or a list the app draws from your records. Dormer picks which one to show and the app fills in the figures, so a chart can't show a number it made up. Each row opens the real page, where you can act on it. While it works, quiet lines say what it's reading, and Stop ends it.

  • On every screen but a site's settings and its editor, which has its own chat
  • Ask a follow-up in the same chat
  • Questions cost no credits
The Deals page: businesses in columns by how far they've got, each with its value

It asks before it sends

It does your team's own work at once, and asks before it sends, publishes or spends.

  • Your role is its role

    It reads and does what your own clicks could, and nothing else. What a viewer can't do, it can't either.

  • Your chat is yours

    A conversation belongs to whoever started it. Nobody else on your team can open it.

  • Customers' words stay data

    What customers write is read as data, never as instructions. Once read, that chat stops searching the web.

Beyond your own numbers

You can also ask it things that aren't in your account, such as what to charge for a five-page site, how to word a pitch, or what a client means by a phrase in their email. It answers briefly from what it knows, and searches the web when the answer depends on something recent. Ask it to draft some words and it will.

It answers when you ask and then stops. It doesn't run in the background, watch your numbers or message you when something changes, and it doesn't carry anything from one chat to the next. For anything that should happen on its own, use Workflows. When you need a person, it points you to Message us, which real people answer.

Common questions

Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].

Build your first site

Start from a Google listing or a few notes. Demos usually take 5–15 minutes.

7 days for $1, then $49 a month. Cancel any time.