Structured needs-discovery for SMBs
We pickwhat's worthautomating.
Three minutes in. A ranked, honest list out. We tell you what to skip — most things aren't worth automating yet.
What operators get back
Returned to the floor per week, on average, across deployed templates. We tell you which templates earn that number — and which to skip until they do.
Built for the six
Each one's own vocabulary.
A law firm and a fitness studio don't have the same operating problems. Each vertical speaks its own language; each Mapper run is scored against its own taxonomy.
Restaurants
Saturdays, no-shows, the Sunday-night numbers.
Agencies
Client reports, follow-ups, meeting actions.
Dental
Recalls, chair-time backfill, insurance chasing.
Law
Intake, document chasing, client updates.
Fitness
Win-backs, rebooking, trial follow-up.
Coaching
Scheduling, accountability, session follow-up.
We tell you what to skip.
Most ranked lists tell you what to do. We don't. Anything not worth running this week gets a clear skip, with the reason attached.
A typical run · Saturday service
Six hours, returned to the floor.
The operator described a typical Friday after close: forty minutes of seat-mapping for the Saturday book, an hour drafting review replies, another forty on the Sunday owner report. Three predictable hours, three weeks running.
The Mapper found two templates worth deploying — Saturday no-show recovery (confidence 0.951) and review-response drafting (0.92). It recommended skipping a third the operator had been considering2. Both deployed in eight minutes3. By the following Saturday, the floor had its hours back4.
- Confidence threshold for deploy ≥ 0.85 by default; tunable per vertical. Anything scoring under 0.7 surfaces a skip recommendation with the reason attached. ↩
- By contrast, most automation catalogs surface five thousand-plus apps with no editorial judgment. The Mapper recommends two-to-five templates per run, and explicitly tells you what to skip. ↩
- Eight minutes covers OAuth, template configuration, and a dry-run pass. The owner does this; we don't require a vendor onboarding call or a sales engineer. ↩
- Hours returned is measured weekly per template, averaged after the first four weeks (when habits stabilize) and reported back into the owner's dashboard. ↩
Submit your week.
We respond by next Tuesday.
No sales pitch. We just want to understand.
Tell us about your business and what eats your time.
The more specific the better. What does a typical week look like? What takes longer than it should?
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