Other Tools Record. TODD Makes Things Happen.

Most tools record what happened. They log activity, store notes, and summarize your week. That's useful, but it's not momentum.

TODD is built for a different outcome: making things happen. Thoughtful follow-ups. Timely outreach. Clean data. Clear next steps. The kind of work that makes you look effortless.

Recording isn't progress

Recording is retrospective. Momentum is forward. And the gap between the two is where pipelines die.

When your system only tracks activity, you still have to do the hard part: decide what matters, find the context, write the message, and push the thread forward.

Momentum feels like “superhuman”

When people respond fast, reference details, and always have the next step ready, it looks like magic. It's not. It's preparation.

Most teams don't lack effort. They lack preparedness at the moment of action.

Where TODD fits

TODD runs inside a Business Momentum System (BMS). A BMS does more than store work—it reduces friction between now and the next move.

• It keeps context close so you don't re-read threads.
• It keeps data clean so targeting is accurate.
• It keeps timing tight so follow-ups don't go stale.
• It keeps next steps obvious so action is quick.

Explainer video

No music. No on-screen text. Just the point.

What this looks like in real life

• You open a contact and the next message is already drafted.
• You see which relationships are cooling before they disappear.
• You stop guessing who to follow up with next.
• You spend time on decisions, not cleanup.

TODD provides the engine. You get the credit.

FAQ

Isn't this just automation?

Automation is doing tasks. Momentum is doing the right tasks at the right time with the right context. TODD is built around that sequence.

Does this replace my CRM?

No. TODD works before CRM. It helps you create motion—then your CRM can record outcomes if you still want it to.

What if my data is messy?

That's normal. A BMS assumes your data starts messy and improves it over time. Clean data isn't a prerequisite. It's a result.

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