Anticip8 · Know what your working network is about to do

Gone quiet. A gap in contact, measured across every account that person is on Still unanswered. A question that came in to you and has not been answered On the calendar. Something coming up that one of your people is down for Turning commercial. A thread that has moved on to price, terms or a renewal Slower to reply. Somebody who used to come back within the hour now taking days Back in touch. Somebody quiet for months who has just started writing again Still owed. Something you said you would do that has not moved since

How it works

Three steps to the move you would have missed.

Connect your work accounts

Google Workspace or Microsoft 365: mail, calendar and contacts, plus the public web. Read-only, two minutes, and nothing new to learn.

Say who counts, and what you are chasing

Mark the clients, prospects and partners you cannot afford to let drift, and write down what you are trying to achieve this quarter. You choose both, and you can change either on any day.

See what changed

When one of the seven things it looks for fires, Anticip8 writes a card: what it thinks is likely, a confidence figure, the evidence it used and the window it covers. Ask it, and it drafts the message. You send it.

Who it is for

Built for whoever owns the relationships.

A founder, a partner, a principal. Anyone whose week is decided by what other people do next, on a work account they control. You bring the accounts and the objectives; Anticip8 brings the thing you would have found out a fortnight late.

Work accounts and the public web. Mail, calendar and contacts on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, and what is already public about the people and companies in your network.
Personal messaging apps are not part of it. WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger and Telegram belong to a different product and are not offered here.
Neither is LinkedIn. There is no legitimate way to read a member's network, and the account restricted for trying would be yours rather than ours. The professional signal comes from your own connections export and the public web instead.
Read-only, everywhere. Anticip8 writes nothing into your accounts and sends nothing on your behalf. It drafts; you send.

What a card says

Not a fact about somebody. A move you can make.

One engine, pointed at the people you do business with. It puts each person's whole timeline together, across every account you have connected, and writes a card when one of seven things happens: they go quiet, they ask you something you have not answered, something they are down for is coming up, a thread turns to price or terms, they start taking days to reply where they used to take an hour, somebody long quiet starts writing again, or you owe them something that has not moved. Never a verdict about them, always your own next move. The five below are examples, written to show what a card looks like.

Client · example Turning commercial

Priya will probably raise the renewal before the quarter ends (66%).

Your move: put the renewal terms in your next reply rather than waiting to be asked for them.

Evidence: the thread moved from delivery to budget on Tuesday.

66%

Prospect · example Still unanswered

Sam will likely come back on the price this week (69%).

Your move: send the number now, with the two options you would accept.

Evidence: he asked what a rollout costs on Monday, and the thread has not moved since.

69%

Investor · example Still owed

Anna will likely ask for the monthly update again (72%).

Your move: send it before she has to ask a third time.

Evidence: she asked on the 3rd, and again on the 11th, and nothing has gone out since.

72%

Channel partner · example Gone quiet

Tomas will probably stay quiet on the joint proposal (64%).

Your move: send a short note rather than waiting for his.

Evidence: 12 days since your last exchange, counted across mail and calendar together.

64%

Dormant account · example Back in touch

Elena will likely keep the thread going this week (66%).

Your move: reply while it is warm.

Evidence: quiet for eleven months, then three messages in four days.

66%

Drag to explore

Receipts

Every call is written down before the answer is known.

An anticipation goes on the record with its confidence, the window it covers and the test that will settle it, at the moment the card is made rather than afterwards. That half runs today, on every card the product has ever written.

The scoring half started on 28 August 2026. Calls are now being settled against what actually happened, and there are not yet enough of them to say anything with. So there is no hit rate on this page, no calibration figure and no track record, and there will not be one until the settled calls behind it are worth reading, carrying their date and their count. Confidence you can audit is the only kind worth having, and this is where the audit stands today.

What goes on the record Example

The call. Maria chases the pricing question she asked.

The confidence. 72%, stated before the outcome is known.

The window. Seven days from the day the card is made.

The test. She raises it again, or you answer it first.

The evidence. Her question on 28 July, still open in the thread.

All five are written when the card is made, not afterwards. That is the half that has to be honest before any score is worth reading.

The quiet part, said once

Yours. Entirely.

Only you see your people.

Read-only on every account. Anticip8 drafts, you send.

Never sold. Never used to train anyone else's model.

Delete your data, any time.

That is the whole policy. Now back to the good part.

What's coming

A workspace for your company, and cards that name what they are for. Not built yet.

Anticip8 is one seat today. Next it becomes a workspace: one company, a seat for each person in it, and the company documents and objectives connected once and available to everyone who has a seat. A card will have to name the objective it serves before you ever see it, and say how sure it is that it has the correct person before it says anything else. Where the buyer turns it on, you will be able to see that a colleague already knows somebody you are about to approach, and never their evidence, their messages or their sources. Slack and Teams come with it. None of this exists yet, and this section is a plan rather than something you can start using.

A client list two people share

One of you sees the quiet spell, the other knows the renewal date.
A prospect a colleague already knows

Before you write the cold note, you find out somebody down the corridor has worked with them for years.
One objective, written once

The company writes down what it is chasing, and every seat is measured against the same list.
Two people with one name

The card says how sure it is that it has the correct person, and says nothing at all where it is not sure.

None of this is running today and no date is promised for it. When it ships, this page will say so.

Know what your working network is about to do.