Crewible for solo consultants
You sell your thinking. Stop spending it on admin.
A solo consultancy has one billable asset: your attention. Every hour spent formatting a proposal, chasing an invoice or researching a prospect is an hour of the only inventory you can't restock. The maths of hiring never quite works at this size, so the admin quietly eats the margin instead.
A crew changes that maths. Scout researches the prospect before the call. Red drafts the proposal in your voice. Finn tells you which invoices haven't landed. Bench reads the deliverable before the client does. You stay the consultant; the crew becomes the back office you couldn't justify hiring.
Who does what for you
Plus the other four: meet the whole crew.
The Tuesday it replaces
- 1
7 am: Ember's morning brief is waiting. Two prospect replies overnight, one invoice paid, one competitor just raised prices.
- 2
You ask Scout for a deep-dive on the 10 am prospect. Six minutes later: their market, their last funding round, the gap you can name in the meeting.
- 3
After the call, Red drafts the proposal from your notes. Bench checks it against what was actually discussed.
- 4
You review, tweak one number, send. The afternoon is billable.
The honest bit
The crew doesn't do the consulting. It can't sit in the meeting, read the room, or earn the trust that wins the renewal. What it does is clear the eleven hours a week that stand between you and doing more of the work only you can do.
One crew. Two ways to run it.
A$99 once on your own Claude plan, or A$79 a month with the engine included. Reskin the crew to your business either way.