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introducing momo, the CRM for AI agents. it gives agents its own CRM, like Salseforce/Hubspot for humans. every AI native company will need …
introducing momo, the CRM for AI agents. it gives agents its own CRM, like Salseforce/Hubspot for humans. every AI native company will need dev agents, sales agents, customer support agents, HR, legal
introducing momo, the CRM for AI agents. it gives agents its own CRM, like Salseforce/Hubspot for humans. every AI native company will need dev agents, sales agents, customer support agents, HR, legal, finance, design agents. we're starting from customer relationships. we hypothesize that every important decision ever made in a company all derives from understanding customer data. even if dev agents are good at building things out in a day, if they don't have any customer signals on which features are working or where people are churning, it's no use. @getyourmomo does the following: 1) sets up your CRM with posthog + gmail data (or other web analytics tool) 2) analyzes the features your dev agents push 3) detects power users and churning users, aggregates CS tickets 4) sets up auto outreach email workflows & collects reponses 5) builds out list of issues to fix & next steps for your dev agent setting up custom onboarding for a few teams right now, please dm if interested :) Media
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Source: Yohei Nakajima (X) | 2026-04-07