A second brain for the early-stage grind.
Early-stage founders live in Slack and iMessage, not CRM tools. Brumo is a second brain that lives in the same inbox as your investors and customers — text him the stuff your CRM would want, skip opening the CRM.
Brumo is a second brain for early-stage founders who live in iMessage, not a CRM. Text him a one-line summary after a call — 'spoke with Dana at Acme, follow up Monday' — and he stores the person, company, and commitment, then pings you before it's due. No fields, no separate app to keep updated.
- Text Brumo a plain-English note after a call; he extracts the person, company, and commitment automatically.
- On Pro he nudges you before a follow-up is due, in the same inbox as your investors and customers.
- He tracks your own state too — mention a rough week and he'll check on it later.
- He's not a CRM replacement (no dashboards or lead scoring) — he's a relationship and commitment memory layer.
- Each thread is private to one phone number; team/family sharing is on the roadmap.
Is there an AI CRM founders can use from iMessage?
Brumo is the closest — text him call notes and he remembers people, companies, and follow-ups, though he's a memory layer, not a full CRM with pipelines.
Why do founders stop using their CRM, and how does Brumo help?
CRMs die on logging discipline — anything you have to open loses. Brumo lives in iMessage, so logging is a one-line text.
Can my co-founder share my Brumo?
Not yet. Each user has a private thread scoped to their number; team plans are on the roadmap.
Why founders don't use the tools they buy
You bought a CRM. You use it for about six days. Then a customer call runs long and you don't log it, then you don't log the next one, and within a month the CRM is a graveyard. Meanwhile you remember 70% of your relationships from memory and 30% from iMessage history you scroll for too long.
The real bottleneck for early-stage founders isn't knowing the tools exist — it's logging discipline. Anything that requires opening a separate app loses.
How Brumo fits a founder's workflow
Right after a call, text him: "just spoke with dana at acme — she's interested in the team plan, follow up monday". He parses and stores three things: person (Dana), company (Acme), commitment (follow up Monday). No template, no fields.
A week before a due follow-up, he pings you. "dana/acme follow-up is due monday — want me to draft a subject line?" You reply with the thing on your mind; he holds it.
He also tracks mood and energy. Founders burn out when they ignore their own state. "rough week, slept 4 hours" gets remembered and, later: "you mentioned a rough stretch two weeks ago — how's sleep now?"
A founder's Monday
How to onboard as a founder
- 01Save Brumo's number: +1 (470) 637-4108.
- 02After your next 3 customer or investor calls, text him a one-line summary.
- 03Let him ask the follow-up questions. Answer honestly.
- 04After a week, ask: "what am i forgetting?" — you'll be surprised.
Questions
Is this a CRM replacement?
No — Brumo won't do pipeline dashboards or lead scoring. He's a relationship/commitment memory layer. Use him alongside whatever CRM you have (or instead of, if you're pre-CRM).
Will he nudge me about investor updates?
If you tell him the cadence. "monthly investor update goes out on the 5th" — he'll start pinging you around the 3rd.
Can co-founders share a Brumo thread?
Not yet. Each user has their own private thread scoped to their phone number. Team/family plans are on the roadmap.
Founders don't need more tools. They need the tools they already use (iMessage) to do more. Brumo lives there.