Ociate
iOS app by Ociate. Business · Ociate
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 2
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 2026.7.21
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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Ociate is the AI associate for agents running a serious book of business. It wakes up at 5am and reads. Every thread, every campaign, every contact you've been meaning to call. By the time your coffee's ready there's a brief on your phone telling you who's ready to transact and who you've been ghosting. You stop sifting and start working. THE MORNING BRIEF A short read on where your book actually stands. Approval-stage deals. Hot leads. Follow-ups you keep ducking. Tap Plan my day and Ociate drafts a morning that resembles your actual life, not a to-do list copied from yesterday. ASK ANYTHING The AI Assistant pulls your leads, scans your campaigns, checks your scheduled SMS. Ask "how's my day look?" and it tells you, with names. Then offers to draft the message that opens the conversation. It's an assistant, not a chatbot. THE FOCUS QUEUE One contact at a time, sorted by who's heating up. Call, text, schedule, log. Skip if it's not the moment, hit done if it is. The next one's already loaded. EVERY THREAD, TRACKED SMS, email, calls, campaigns. Four channels, one inbox. Filter by unread or follow-ups, archive what's done. Drafts read like you because it's trained on you. Threads come back when they should, and not before. NEVER DROP A RELATIONSHIP Every contact has a living profile. AI summary, lifecycle stage, last contact, days active, properties on the books, what to do next. The cracks people fall through? Ociate's job is to close them. Ociate. Your associate. Minus the ass.
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