Wins happen in the DMs. Catch them there.
Your best proof was never submitted through a form — it was posted in your community at midnight, quote-tweeted, or sent as a thank-you DM. The browser extension clips it where it lives; OCR turns the screenshot into editable text; one click sends it to your inbox for approval.
“First $1k week! The pricing script from week 2 works exactly as advertised.”
The ask that sends itself — and feels personal.
Thirty days after enrollment — past the refund window, right at the first results — a webhook from your checkout fires the ask automatically. Your face opens the form, one question does the work, and a custom field turns each answer into a taggable outcome.
Answer “does it actually work?” before they scroll past the price.
Course buyers are professional skeptics — they’ve been burned by launch hype before. Generic praise won’t move them. Specific, named, outcome-tagged transformations will.
Launch week runs on receipts.
The content calendar that sells a cohort isn’t you talking about the course — it’s your students talking about their results. Every testimonial in your library renders as a branded clip; your best five become the highlight reel.
Built for a team of one.
I used to screenshot wins into a folder I never opened. Now the extension clips them straight to my inbox, and launch week is just scheduling clips of students saying what I could never say about myself. Cohort 6 sold out two days early.
