Why use it: because the meeting is where you win, and the follow-up is where you lose. Vesper closes that gap the same evening, and then tells you the exact moment the deal warms up.
Status Live · v0.7.1Built for Malcolm WerchotaTime per meeting about 2 minutesTerminal needed never
What today costs you
You run a great meeting. Everyone nods. Then the room empties and physics takes over: the energy decays, your notes sit in Granola, the proposal ships next week, and by then three other vendors have emailed them.
Leak 1
Momentum dies overnight
The deal is warmest in the first hours after the meeting. That is exactly when most consultants send nothing.
Leak 2
You sell blind
After you send a proposal you know nothing. Did they open it? Did they forward it? Silence and interest look identical, so you follow up too late or too often.
Leak 3
Admin eats selling time
Summaries, decks, follow-up emails, scheduling links that break. Every hour there is an hour not spent with a client.
Vesper: the evening star. The work that ships the same evening the meeting happened.
The whole product in one sentence
The one who shows up with the artifact first is the one they remember signing with.
The play, in one line
What Vesper does for you
One web console. No terminal, no setup, no IT. Record the meeting in the browser or paste the transcript, press one button, send one link.
01
Capture the meeting. Record in the console itself (live transcription by Mistral) or paste any transcript, up to roughly a 90 minute meeting.
02
AI builds the artifact. A branded six-tab dashboard of the meeting: pain points, answers to their questions, proposed solutions, pricing, and a working booking button. Or pick Proposal or pre-call Brief mode.
03
Deployed instantly, password-gated. You get a live link and a readable password, plus a ready-to-send share message and a QR code for the room.
04
Every open is a signal. The link quietly logs each visit. The system scores the lead: NEW, OPENED, WARM, HOT, REAWAKENED.
05
You get told when to strike. A bell in your console (and email, once switched on) the moment a lead turns HOT or a booking request lands.
Lead temperature, defined
HOT
Opened many times by several people within 72 hours. Call them today.
WARM
A few opens. Interested, not urgent.
COLD
Quiet for three weeks. Let it rest.
REAWAKENED
Silent, then suddenly back. Someone new is looking. Reach out.
And when things change
Typo or new pricing after you sent it? Update the dashboard in place. Same link, same password, the prospect notices nothing.
Prospect lost the password? It is right there in your console, one click to copy the whole share message again.
Booking happens on your own domain now, not a broken Calendly. Requests are stored and you are alerted.
Why this wins deals
Three mechanisms, each one boringly simple, together unfair.
Speed
Same-evening delivery reframes you
Everyone promises AI transformation. You demonstrate it: the meeting they just left arrives back at them as a polished, interactive artifact before dinner. The medium is the proof. You are no longer a consultant claiming AI works, you are the person whose AI visibly worked on them.
Timing
You call exactly when they are deciding
Ten opens from four people inside two days means the dashboard is being passed around a decision meeting. That is the moment your phone call feels like telepathy instead of pestering. No other consultant in the room knows this is happening.
Compounding
Every meeting becomes an asset
Dashboards do not expire. A REAWAKENED alert three weeks later means budget season arrived, or a new stakeholder joined. Old meetings keep generating signals without you touching anything.
Zero friction
It fits how you already work
You already record meetings. Vesper takes the transcript you already have and does everything else. Two minutes per meeting, in a browser, in plain language, with a written guide. If you can attach a file to an email, you can run this.
Before and after
Without Vesper
With Vesper
Follow-up
Summary email in 2 to 5 days
Interactive dashboard the same evening
After you send
Silence. Hope. Guessing.
Opens, people count, temperature per deal
When to call
Calendar reminder, gut feeling
Alert the moment the deal turns HOT
Booking
Broken Calendly link
Branded page on your domain, stored, alerted
Cost of a typo
New document, new email, apologies
Update in place, same link, same password
Not a deck. Running software.
Everything below is live right now and was verified end to end today: build, deploy, password gate, open tracking, scoring, alerting, booking.
🔥 hot_lead · malcolm went HOT: 15 opens from 4 people, last open 2026-07-03 22:15 UTC 📅 new_booking · Booking request: Smoke Test for Fri 4 Jul at 09:00
Real alerts from the production scoring loop, firing on its first pass, no human involved.
Live
The console
console.malcolm-werchota.com
Sign in, record or paste, build, deploy, manage every dashboard, see alerts. The whole product in one screen.
Live
A real dashboard
malcolm-werchota.com/d/malcolm
Built from Malcolm's actual July 2 session. Ask for the password and open it like a prospect would. Your open will be scored.
Live
The lead wall
malcolm-werchota.com/admin
Every dashboard, every open, every booking request, every temperature. Auto-refreshing.
Live
Booking on his own domain
malcolm-werchota.com/book
Pick a slot, submitted requests are stored and alerted. The dead Calendly is gone.
Under the hood, briefly
Anthropic Claude builds the artifacts. Mistral Voxtral transcribes, including live while you record.
Strict no-fabrication rule: if it was not said in the meeting, it is not on the dashboard.
Transcripts are processed and discarded, never stored. What is said in the room stays in the room.
Open analytics stores counts and timestamps, not identities. GDPR-sane by construction.
210 tracker tests, 85 console tests, adversarial security review on every release. v0.7.1 shipped today.
Starting costs you five minutes
There is nothing to install and nothing you can break.
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Get your operator key from Stefan. One key, one login page.
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Open the console at console.malcolm-werchota.com and sign in.
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Take your last meeting transcript from Granola, paste it, pick Dashboard, press Build and Deploy.
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Copy the share message (link plus password, pre-written) and send it to that prospect tonight.
05
Watch the table. When the row turns HOT, call them. That is the entire workflow.
Guidance
Written for a human, not a developer
An operator guide lives inside the console under "Operator guide", and every screen explains itself in plain language. If anything is unclear, that is a bug and Desync fixes it.
Later
Where this goes next
Same-call proposals from your past offers. Keynote QR capture that turns an audience into scored leads. Pre-call briefs in your voice. White-label for your own clients. The modules exist, they switch on when you are ready.
Send one link tonight. The system tells you when to call. That is the whole pitch.