A shared source library.
Research the web, read URLs, import notes or transcripts, and connect read-only repository knowledge. Keep source references alongside the work.
Skip to featuresthe things we can do, togetherFrom the next opportunity
01 / your starting point 02 / project hub + knowledge 01 / bring the evidence 02 / make it your own 03 / keep moving Learn the workflows in Go Seerist ↗ (opens in a new tab)03 / find work + pitch queue 04 / studio + delivery 05 / launches + growth 06 / your AI employees 07 / connections + learning 08 / find your fit
From the next opportunity
to the next launch.
Win work. Build and deliver. Launch and grow. Give your AI team the context to help—and keep your hand on the important decisions.
For agencies and SaaS businesses · Free to start · Plan and setup requirements apply
one goal to get things moving
Get Fieldnotes ready for its next launch.
- 01
Bring the context
Product facts and customer research
- 02
Put the crew to work
Grower + Project hub
- 03
Open the output
A versioned brief and draft launch kit
- 04
Make the call
You approve the brief and each asset.
Sample journey · no AI calls, saved work, or external actionsExplore this workflow ↓
a source, a plan, useful work—and your final say.
What would you like to move forward?
Start with the work in front of you. You don’t have to follow one long funnel to find something useful.
Agencies + SaaS
Win client work
Turn an opportunity into a considered proposal, then keep the agreed work connected to delivery.
Take a closer look Agencies + SaaSBuild something
Go from a brief to files, a working preview and a reviewable result. No contract needed first.
Take a closer look SaaS workspacesLaunch your product
Connect product evidence, a launch kit, follow-ups and the lessons for your next release.
Take a closer lookOne home for the work. Context for the whole crew.
Describe an outcome, bring the evidence, and coordinate tasks across employees, Studio and Growth. The brief, dependencies and outputs stay together.
the plan, with a place for every output
Ready for review
Draft the landing-page brief
Create a page outline using the approved product facts.
↳ grounded inReviewed product summary + brand notes
Output
Hero: Find the patterns in your customer conversations. Sections: source-linked themes, team review, and a clear next step.
What does done mean?
The outline matches the source and contains no invented customer results.
Documents that can evolve.
Edit native documents, ask AI to revise a selected section, and restore earlier revisions. Organize private assets, links and documents into folders.
A plan with checkpoints.
Tasks have executors and acceptance criteria. Background progress is saved; dependent tasks wait for approved prerequisites and outputs get human QA.
Spend your time on opportunities worth pursuing.
Add an opportunity, understand the fit, and draft a thoughtful response. You can see the reasons, edit the words, and keep track of what happens next.
New · manually added sample
A clear website for a customer-research product
“We need a focused landing page explaining our interview-analysis tool. We have brand notes and a product brief. Please include a responsive layout and a clear demo request.”
- Source
- Fictional client brief
- Budget
- Not supplied
- Next step
- Assess fit and clarify scope
From a source to a shortlist.
Use permitted opportunity text or configured feeds. Discovery preferences and explained fit assessments help you decide what to pursue. Source dates and unknown facts remain visible.
From a draft to a decision.
Move through New, Scored, Drafted, Needs edits, Approved and Submitted. SaaS proposals use approved product copy and reviewed mention policies. You submit externally and record replies and outcomes.
Capture and autofill are source-permission dependent. Seerist does not provide commercial Upwork API search or automatic proposal submission.
Read the sample proposal ↓Describe it. Build it. See it run.
Start directly in Studio. Discuss the idea, inspect real files, preview the result and review the work before it leaves your hands.
a conversation, with an outcome
“Build a small home for Fieldnotes.”
Use the reviewed product brief. Make the page responsive. Include a working sample-notes interaction. Keep it static; this example does not need a backend.
Product summary · brand notes · acceptance criteria
Start directly in Studio. No won contract required.
A conversation and a workbench.
Build and Discuss modes, file editing, device previews and applicable build, test and browser checks keep the process inspectable.
Progress you can return to.
Saved tasks and checkpoints support recovery. Inspect a restoration diff before applying it, rather than losing track of what changed.
Your project. Your connections.
Work with GitHub, connect your backend when needed and deploy through your own hosting accounts. Seerist does not host the production site.
when there’s a client on the other end
Keep the agreed brief connected to the handoff.
Confirm the actual scope, break it into dependent tasks, and QA each output. Export the confirmed brief and approved work, then share through your own client channel.
Deliverables can also be written: a plan, an audit, a specification. The Builder composes long documents section by section.
Open a sample delivery handoff ↓delivery notebook
Fieldnotes / website handoff
- Confirmed brief
- QA-approved task outputs
- Review notes and next steps
Give your next launch a repeatable process.
Bring positioning evidence, draft assets, launch-day tasks and follow-ups into one campaign. Review the outcome, save the lesson, and start the next experiment.
03 / 06
One approved brief. A coordinated kit.
Draft the tagline, description, maker comment, demo script, FAQ, email and social posts from the same product facts.
Fieldnotes is a fictional product. Publishing and outreach are human-operated.
Fieldnotes launch kitBrief r2
01 / TaglineDraft · review required
02 / Demo scriptDraft · review required
03 / Launch emailDraft · review required
Each asset stays connected to the version of the brief it used.
Try a launch before you sign up.
Walk through all six stages in the app’s fictional, public sample.
Explore the launch demo ↗ (opens in a new tab)Content, ready for your review.
Prepare site copy, ad variants and reusable Playbooks from product context. Release-triggered documentation and marketing updates land as drafts.
Connect the touchpoints.
Trace instrumented signups back to bid, ad or site touchpoints. Keep campaign records beside creative. Recording a campaign does not operate an external ad account.
Learn from supplied signals.
First-party visitor intent uses signals your site sends, with required consent and configuration. It does not identify anonymous people or companies.
For SaaS workspaces with Growth access. Publishing, Product Hunt submission and outreach remain human-operated. Attribution requires setup.
Browse a sample launch kit ↓Meet the crew. Give them something useful to do.
Seven built-in roles, persistent conversations, shared workspace knowledge and an activity trail. Choose a character to see the work behind the name.
try asking the scout
“Which saved opportunity deserves a closer look?”
- Context
- Your services, ideal-client profile and available opportunity facts.
- Useful output
- An explained assessment, including gaps worth clarifying.
- Your part
- You choose the opportunity. A score does not submit a bid.
make room for your own people, too
Hire for the way you work.
Give a custom employee a name, a brief and a built-in role. Choose from the tools the workspace has granted; a personality never expands permissions.
- Executive AssistantDaily agenda, meeting preparation and reply drafts.
- Customer SupportScheduled conversation reviews and grounded response drafts.
- Social Growth SpecialistWeekly content ideas, draft posts and an internal calendar.
Schedules require enabled automation and the relevant connected accounts. External messages need approval; scheduled content does not auto-publish.
Connect your tools. Put the evidence to work.
Give the right employee the right capability, on the right account. Reuse useful context without handing every tool to everyone.
Google Docs / Notion / ClickUp
Read or work with external documents through granted tools. Native Seerist documents keep their own revisions; there is no automatic two-way mirror.
GitHub knowledge
Read selected application and marketing repositories through a dedicated read-only GitHub App.
Connections require your accounts, provider scopes and explicit employee capabilities. Catalog availability is not a guarantee that every provider action has been qualified.
Turn recorded outcomes into better questions.
Follow the proposal funnel, compare available outcomes and inspect recorded AI spend. The PM ties recommendations to metrics and checks them again later.
Connect your own PostHog project to import aggregate product evidence for reviewed Growth, PM or Studio work. This is separate from Seerist’s own product analytics.
What happened? → What next? → Did it help?
the PM’s evidence notebook
Useful advice starts with what you know.
Illustrative proposal review
3 resolved proposals
Too little outcome evidence for a confident roadmap. Start by recording replies and won/lost outcomes consistently.
Fictional counts, not Seerist customer results. More data supports a review; it does not guarantee improvement.
one very important team member01 02 03 04
You’re still the boss.
Useful delegation comes with visible controls. Your judgment is part of the workflow.
Review the words
Proposals are reviewed before you submit externally. Growth content stays in drafts.
Check the work
Delivery outputs pass human QA. Studio review stays tied to the tested source.
Choose the reach
Grant specific tool capabilities. Approve consequential employee actions.
Keep the overview
Inspect activity, manage workspace access and pause supported automation.
Start with what you need today.
Plans are per organization, not per seat. Choose the workflow and capacity that fit your business.
Free
$0Explore opportunities and proposals.
1 workspace · monthly and daily action limitsStarter
$49/moAdd Delivery and Studio.
1 workspace · included execution capacityGrowth Solo / Growth
From $99/moAdd product Growth workflows.
1 / 3 workspaces · different usage allowancesScale
$399/moCoordinate more workspaces with the CEO.
10 workspaces · higher included capacityUSD monthly list prices. Annual billing and final taxes are explained on Pricing. Growth workflows require a SaaS workspace. Usage limits, provider setup and feature entitlements apply.
A little room to explore.
Eligible new organizations can try Delivery, Studio and Growth for 14 days: 300 total AI actions, $5 total premium AI and 15 sandbox minutes / 25 runs. No automatic charge. CEO coordination and selectable Studio models remain paid-plan benefits.
Compare the full plans and allowances →before you take the next stepGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Something else on your mind?
info@seerist.xyz
Can I use Studio without winning a contract?
Yes. Start directly in Studio with a website or app brief, or a blank project. Delivery also supports contract work, while Project hub coordinates internal goals without inventing a won contract. Studio requires the relevant plan or eligible trial access.
Is Seerist for agencies or SaaS businesses?
Both. Agency workspaces focus on opportunities, proposals, building, delivery and operations. SaaS workspaces also support product-aware proposals and the Growth Engine. Growth requires a SaaS workspace and Growth access; it is not unlocked by changing a proposal’s wording.
What can happen automatically?
Enabled workflows can assess opportunities, draft content, advance employee and Studio tasks, and run configured schedules within their limits. Project hub tasks wait for approved prerequisites. Review, account permissions, usage allowances and external-action boundaries still apply. Background progress can continue after you close the tab.
Does Seerist submit proposals or publish for me?
No proposal submission bypasses a human click. You review and submit externally, then record the outcome. Growth content stays in drafts for human review; scheduling is not automatic publication. Consequential employee actions, including external communications, require approval. Commercial Upwork API/MCP access is suspended; capture and autofill require source-specific permission review.
Where is my generated website hosted?
Through your own hosting connections, such as Vercel or Cloudflare. Seerist does not host your production website. Connect a customer-owned backend when your project needs one; a static page does not need one by default. Provider setup and external hosting costs are separate.
What do I need to connect?
Start with your brief and workspace context. Add the accounts and capabilities needed for the workflow you choose. External tools depend on provider scopes and explicit employee grants. Read-only GitHub knowledge and Studio development connections are separate. Attribution and customer product analytics require their own instrumentation or connection setup.
What can I try for free?
The Free plan includes the opportunity/proposal workflow with 300 AI actions per month, capped at 30 per day. Eligible new organizations can try Delivery, Studio and Growth for 14 days with 300 total AI actions, $5 total premium AI and 15 sandbox minutes / 25 runs. Trial limits are separate from monthly allowances and do not refill. There is no automatic trial charge. CEO coordination and selectable Studio models remain paid-plan benefits.
Are these screenshots or live AI results?
The interactive notebooks on this page are purpose-built illustrations of Seerist workflows, with fictional sample content. They make no AI calls, create no account records, and send or publish nothing. The separate public launch demo is also fictional. The product guide explains how to use the actual app.
your next chapter starts with one goalA little less scattered.
A little less scattered.
A lot more connected.
Bring your next opportunity, build, or launch.
Give the crew something good to work on.
Free to start · Your review matters · Your next move is yours