Windows desktop app · private beta
Every touch, tracked.
A cold call and cold email tracker for people who actually pick up the phone. One lead at a time. A live call timer. One-key outcomes. And an honest read on what came back.
01 — What it is
A CRM is where outreach goes to be admin. SIGNAL only cares about the two things that move a cold list: did you touch it, and did it answer.
What it doesn't do
What it does
02 — The screens
The whole cold-calling session in one view. Name, number, everything you said last time, and a timer that starts the moment you do. Press 1 through 6 to set the outcome, Enter to save and move on. You never touch the mouse.
Who is owed a call or an email right now — overdue, due today, and never contacted. No inbox to triage, no board to drag. Work the three columns until they're empty.
What you actually sent, and what came back. Connect rate, reply rate, booked — plus a 3D pipeline and an activity grid rendered live, because a number you can see the shape of is a number you'll believe.
03 — Your data
Your prospect list is your business. SIGNAL treats it that way — there is no server to breach, because there is no server.
The whole database is sealed with AES-256-GCM under a key derived from your password. Plaintext exists only in memory, while the app is open.
No account, no sync, no connection required. Take it on a plane and it behaves exactly the same as it does at your desk.
One licence, one machine, no seats and no monthly hostage fee. Export to CSV whenever you want and take the list with you.
One honest warning: because the password is the encryption key, there is no reset. Lose it and the data is gone — that is the trade for nobody else being able to read it.
04 — Get it
SIGNAL is being finished in public with a small group of people who dial for a living. Beta access is a one-time $49 — the app is yours to keep, and the price never goes up on you when it ships.
Beta access
$49
One time. Not per seat, not per year.
Secure checkout by Stripe. Your download link and activation code appear the moment you pay — no waiting on an email.
05 — Straight answers
No. SIGNAL puts the number in front of you and gets out of the way — you dial from your phone or softphone. It times the call, takes the outcome, and books the follow-up. Adding a dialler means adding telephony billing, and that is not the product.
Also no — deliberately. It writes them from your templates with the merge fields filled in, then hands them to your own mail client. Your sending reputation stays attached to your own domain instead of a shared blasting server.
Not yet. Today it is single-user and single-machine by design — that is what makes the local encryption possible. A shared version is on the list, and beta users get first say in how it works.
No — it's one payment for the app, and beta buyers don't pay again when it launches at full price. Optional monthly add-ons may come later for the things that genuinely cost money to run every month, like off-device backup; the app you bought keeps working exactly as it does today without any of them. Nothing of yours is ever held hostage: the data is on your disk and CSV export is always there.
Windows first. The app is built on Rust and Tauri, so both are realistic — tell us on the form and it moves up the list.