The work finds you,
already understood.
Stop remembering what needs doing. Peak Logic OS works out what's waiting across every account you handle, attaches the reason and the evidence, and hands it to you in one place — then measures what happened next.
A console for each job. One brain underneath.
A console is where a person works — not a section of an app. Each one holds queues of like work, pulled from every account you can reach, so you do eight creatives in a row instead of switching accounts eight times. They all read from the same brain.
Sales and Admin consoles are in the app and still filling up — we'd rather tell you that than count them.
It tells you when it doesn't know.
Every dashboard you've used shows a zero when its query fails. You read “0 — all clear” and get on with your day, and the truth was that nothing was checked. That single behaviour is how software quietly loses your trust.
- A queue that can't be read goes grey and says so. It never reports zero.
- Each queue is checked on its own, so one broken lookup greys out one tile instead of lying across the whole screen.
- If a background job that feeds a queue hasn't run, the queue stops claiming to be current — an empty table and a clear day are not the same fact.
- “Not built yet” and “nothing to do” are shown differently, on purpose.
Cost per sold job, not cost per lead.
A $150 lead is a disaster for a handyman and a bargain for a roofer. Until you know what a job is worth, what margin it carries and how often leads close, no lead cost means anything — so Peak Logic works out what each client can actually afford to pay for a lead, and judges every campaign against that number instead of a benchmark borrowed from someone else's business.
- Attribution runs the whole way: ad → click → qualified → appointment → revenue.
- Per-creative revenue and return, because “cheapest leads” and “made the most money” are frequently different ads.
- Thresholds are relative to the client. “$840 spent, no leads” is 2.4× target at one shop and 10× at another.
It learns which of your plays worked.
Not “the AI runs your campaigns.” Something narrower and far more useful: every recommendation it makes is logged with the number it was trying to move, then checked against what that number actually did a week and a month later. Over time you stop arguing about which plays work and start ranking them by measured result.
- Every suggestion states its evidence in a sentence you can disagree with — and arguing with it is the point.
- Rules are scoped by trade from the start. Something learned on roofing does not fire on a remodeler.
- It won't call a winner off three data points. When the sample is too thin, it says so instead of guessing confidently.
Your clients see the work you did.
Each client logs into their own branded portal — their leads, their results, their jobs. Deliberately simple: one way to do each thing, chosen for them, because a roofer didn't buy a settings screen. It's the difference between a client who wonders what you're doing and one who can see it.
- Two-way messaging keeps every client conversation in one thread, in context.
- One-tap check-ins confirm which jobs actually closed — which is what makes the ROI number real rather than estimated.
- Branded per client, and installable on their phone like an app.
Built for the trades. Priced like a system.
Not another cheap all-in-one you outgrow in a month. An operating system your agency actually runs on.
AI that answers, then steps back
Every inbound gets answered and qualified, day or night. The moment it hits something it shouldn't guess at, it stops and hands you the conversation — and it never talks over you once you're in.
Doing the work writes the report
Every action taken for a client is logged in plain language as it happens, and that log becomes next month's client report. The worst part of the job — writing up what you did — stops being a job.
One system, not ten tabs
Campaigns, pipeline, messaging, reporting and billing in one place. Your team stops duct-taping tools together and starts running the business.
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