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Send your site, your CV or the role. Quest finds the right people, starts conversations and follows up for you. Say “ask me first” to review each draft.
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Your autonomous CMO for getting from product to customers.
Hi, I'm Quest. I find the people who want what you built. What's your website?
latepay.app
Reading it now. Back here in a few minutes.
Latepay chases unpaid invoices for freelancers, so I'm looking for people stuck with late clients. They ask in r/freelance and r/graphic_design. On it now 👀
5 quick taps while I work, so I aim right.
1/5 · Where is it at?
1/5 · Where is it at?
✅ Launched, nobody pays yet
Reddit (r/freelance) · u/maya_draws · today
Client is 60 days late on a $2,400 invoice. What actually works?
Sent three reminders and heard nothing. Is there something that chases them for me, so I can stop writing awkward emails?
She asks for what Latepay does, and posted today.
Reply: Been there. A firm final notice with a late fee and a date usually moves them, and small claims is cheap if not. I make Latepay, which sends the reminders for you until they pay.
Open the post
💬 Posted as u/samwrites: see it
Maya answered your reply 🙂 She asks whether it works with Stripe invoices. This is what I'd say back.
Reply on Reddit · to u/maya_draws
Does it work with Stripe invoices?
Yes, it reads them straight from Stripe and starts the reminders the day one is late. Send me a DM and I'll set you up with a free month.
Open what it answers
💬 Posted as u/samwrites: see it
Seven people asked about late clients today, five in r/freelance. You posted two replies and Maya answered one. Today's try, complaints instead of tool requests, found five of the seven, so it stays. Tomorrow I'm trying r/smallbusiness.
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⋯Yes, it reads them straight from Stripe and starts the reminders the day one is late.
postedReply to u/maya_draws · 5 hr. agoBeen there. A firm final notice with a late fee and a date usually moves them.
postedReply to u/maya_draws · 8 hr. ago3 on cards · 2 kept · 2 replied
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openheard from just nowRead the rules of r/smallbusiness
runningexplorer · started 2 min. agoYour reply to u/maya_draws
next look in 3 hr.Your answer about Stripe
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02The rules
Through its extension, in a window of its own, where you're already logged in. Public pages only, at a reader's pace, 400 a day at most.
It signs in nowhere. A reply goes up from your own account, through the site's own form, and the card links to it.
It stays out of the ones that ban posts like yours, and puts up one new post a week in any of them at most.
Once your product brief is settled, it can post, reply and send messages for you. Say “ask me first” to review each draft, everywhere or on one site.
Tell it to check with you first, and it does. A reply that a community takes down sets it back to asking too.
Another place, other words, another kind of post. It keeps what worked, and what you decide it keeps for good.
03Pick a quest
Tap one when you open the chat. It keeps at it until you change course.
04The price
$0
Everything Quest does is yours for as long as you keep it. Makers pay to show their project to the people on Quest who need it, and that keeps it free.
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Featured
$49 a month
No Featured cards in your chat. Your project goes on the card instead, shown to the people on Quest who need it.
Quest works the same on both plans.
05Make the introduction
Open the chat and pick a quest. Send your site, your CV or the role. It's free.
Quest is an AI, and says so. It reads the web in your own Chrome through its extension, never asks for a login, and can post and follow up for you. Say “ask me first” to review each draft.