Rachel Okafor
VP Operations · Northwind Logistics
What she cares about
Closing the manual handoff gap before the Q4 audit.
Where she’ll push back
Price. She’s benchmarking you against the internal build her team scoped in March.
Ask her this
“What has to be true for you to roll this out before December?”
Avoid
Leading with the roadmap. She wants outcomes, not features.
Decode
What changed
She moved from “still evaluating” to “pilot by November” — without being asked twice.
Still unresolved
Nobody owns the security review yet. That’s the thing most likely to stall this.
Recommended next move
Send the two-page security summary by Thursday. Ask for 20 minutes with their CISO.
Reasoning: compliance was raised twice unprompted.
Ming reads across the mess you’re already drowning in
The villain
You know it. The hour before the call, stitching together tabs. The fog after, trying to remember what she actually committed to.
Without Ming
Before: ninety minutes of tab-hopping. You still miss the thing that mattered.
During: half your attention on remembering. Half on listening. Neither gets your best.
After: you can’t quite recall what she said yes to — or what you promised.
With Ming
Before: one brief, two minutes, and you know exactly where the opening is.
During: you, fully present. Ming isn’t in the room and isn’t trying to be.
After: a clear read on what happened, what it means, and the next move.
What if you never walked in half-ready again?
The loop
Tap any step to see what happens. The conversation itself happens outside Ming — Capture is the bridge that brings it back.
Ming digs into the people, the company, and the situation around your conversation. Public sources, your old notes, whatever context you hand it.
Why Ming
Ming is the layer that remembers your relationships — and gets sharper every time you use it.
Ming pulls together public sources and your own context into one brief that’s actually worth reading.
Not just what was said — what it meant. The objections, the commitments, the shift you didn’t catch.
Not a summary. A recommendation, with the reasoning behind it.
Every conversation builds on the last one. Your tenth starts where your ninth left off.
No bot on your call. No live suggestions. You stay present, Ming stays quiet.
Research → Prepare → Engage → Capture → Analyze → Recommend → Learn.
Who it’s for
Different rooms. Same stakes. The conversation matters, the stakes are high, and better intelligence changes the outcome.
Pricing
Test the full analysis loop for free. Upgrade to Pro when Ming becomes a permanent part of your weekly workflow.
$0forever
Test the core intelligence loop on an active target to see how Ming accelerates your workflow.
$49/ month
For operators requiring continuous, deep analysis across multiple strategic targets every month.
Prices in USD. Pro is billed monthly and can be cancelled at any time.
Questions
No. Ming doesn’t join your calls, record them, or sit in the room. It works on the context around a conversation before it happens, and on what you bring back after — notes, a transcript, a summary, screenshots, an email thread.
Whatever you already have. Meeting notes, an AI-generated summary, a transcript, call notes, a screenshot, an email thread, a follow-up message. One is enough. More is better.
Honestly, no. Decode is grounded in what you give it. Without an artifact describing the interaction, Ming can’t tell you what happened or recommend what to do next — and we’d rather say that plainly than guess.
No. Ming isn’t a real-time copilot, and it isn’t trying to be another voice in the room. It gets you ready before the conversation, and makes sense of things after. The room is yours.
That’s the whole point. Every interaction and what came out of it adds to Ming’s understanding of the relationship. Your tenth conversation starts where your ninth left off — instead of from scratch.
Your context stays yours. Ming uses it to prepare your briefs and decode your conversations. Nothing else. You can export it or delete it whenever you want, and we don’t train public models on your private relationship data.