The consulting engine that never drops a thread.
Logic pairs a real consultant with an agent that runs the follow-through — chasing asks, capturing your process in a five-minute conversation, and prepping every session so nothing starts over.
Not in the meeting. Between them.
Every consultant delivers insight in the room. The engagement lives or dies in the days after — exactly where nobody's watching.
The homework
"Write up your process" sits on a busy owner's to-do list for three weeks. Nothing moves until it's done — so nothing moves.
The memory
What was decided last session fades. The next one burns thirty minutes reconstructing what everyone already agreed to.
The silence
A follow-up goes unanswered. Nobody notices. A quarter slips by, and the plan stays a document instead of becoming a business.
One loop. Run on a cycle.
The consultant runs the relationship. Logic runs the follow-through.
The session
You and your consultant work the business face to face — goals, bottlenecks, the plan.
What's needed
Your consultant logs what they need from you next, with a due date and the reason why.
Talk it out
Logic nudges you, then documents your process from a five-minute conversation — text or voice.
Prepped and ready
Your consultant gets a structured record and a prep brief — and opens the next session already ahead.
What Logic actually does.
A second brain for the practice — a sharp assistant, not a chatty one.
Reminds without nagging
Two nudges max, each offering the easy path — talk it out instead of writing it up.
Captures in five minutes
A guided conversation instead of homework, documented as it's said.
Structures everything
Every capture lands as a clean table — step, owner, time, hand-off.
Flags, never fills
Gaps and pain points are flagged for review — never guessed at.
Preps every session
Surfaces last cycle's commitments before the next meeting opens.
Escalates the silence
Two ignored nudges and your consultant hears about it directly.
Logic has rules.
They're what make it safe to let into a business — written in before a single line of code.
Never advises the client.
Evaluative questions get flagged for the consultant. Logic documents — it doesn't diagnose.
Analysis routes to the consultant only.
Anything evaluative stays between Logic and the practitioner. The client gets a scribe; the consultant gets a briefing.
Every client is siloed.
Operational data only, visible to that client and their consultant — never to another engagement.
The relationship stays human.
Logic is the notebook, the chaser, and the prep. The consultant runs the practice. That order never flips.
You're not hiring an assistant. You're installing a system.
| Typical retainer | Logic | |
|---|---|---|
| Between sessions | Silence until the invoice | Nudges, capture, and a prep brief — waiting when the consultant sits down |
| Follow-up | On the client to chase | Chased automatically, two nudges, then escalated |
| What you get | Notes in someone's inbox | A structured, searchable record of the whole engagement |
| Analysis | Mixed into client conversation | Routed to the consultant only — never shown to the client |
| Pricing | One flat fee, used or not | Pay for what's used — consultation, live sessions, or diagnostics |
Three ways to work with a Logic practice.
Priced the way the work actually gets done — human time costs more than agent time, and you only pay for what you use.
Initial consultation
- A working session with your consultant, in person or on a call
- Your first ask logged and your Logic channel set up
- The starting point for everything after
Live sessions
- Follow-up sessions with your consultant, booked as needed
- Opens with a prep brief — no time lost to recap
- Priced for real time on a real calendar
Email diagnostic
- An automated read on your captured data, sent by Logic
- Clearly labeled — not a substitute for your consultant's judgment
- The lightest way to check in between live sessions
Questions practices ask first.
Is Logic a chatbot replacing my consultant?+
What happens if I miss a nudge?+
Is my data visible to other clients?+
What's the difference between a live session and an email diagnostic?+
Where does this run?+
Start with one working session.
One conversation about the business. Logic takes it from there.
Book a free discovery callNew practice onboarding — limited seats per quarter