App
Past-Performance Library
Turn your old proposals and case studies into clean, reusable proof points your future bids pull from automatically.
How it works
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- Delivered·chat · email · dashboard
It asks you 4 things.
In chat, one at a time. Tap an option or type a few words.
1Paste past proposals / case studies
Paste past work here — or attach files in My Apps
2Whose past work?
your company name
3How often?
OnceMonthly4Where should it go?
ChatEmailDashboard
Who it's for
Boutique strategy consultant
Win more bids by dropping in proof that fits each client, without digging through old files.
Agency proposal lead
Answer "have you done this before?" with real, tidy examples in minutes.
Independent consultant
Turn a decade of past projects into a proof library your next proposal writes from.
Questions
Good to know.
It turns your old proposals and case studies into clean, reusable proof points your future bids pull from. You point it at past work, and it pulls out the wins, numbers, and outcomes worth reusing. Next time you bid, the right proof is already there.
Those tools store your content and help you build documents; this one reads your past work and builds the proof library for you. You don't set up a system or tag every file by hand. It does the sorting, so your best examples surface when a new bid needs them.
About $0.6 per run, and you pay only when you use it. No subscription, no seat fees, no annual contract. Run it when a new proposal comes in, and skip it the weeks you don't.
Every proof point comes straight from your own proposals and case studies, not made-up numbers. It works only from the files you give it, so the wins and figures are yours. You can check each one against its source before it goes in a bid.
Yes. It surfaces the past projects that match what the client is asking for, with the outcome and numbers ready to drop in. Instead of hunting through old folders, you get the closest proof in front of you.
Just your old proposals and case studies, the documents you already have. Drop them in and it builds the library from there. The more past work you add, the more proof it has to pull from.