@wopie draft this month's investor update from our metrics and highlights
For startups
Investor updates, weekly metrics and follow-ups. On time.
The founder work that slips when you're building — pulled from your billing, analytics and CRM, drafted in your voice, and never sent to an investor or customer without your yes.
We top up $100 in credits the moment you sign in. No card. One workflow to start.
Why startups choose Wopie
Built for the way startups really work.
Founder leverage, not another tool
The recurring writing and reporting gets done in the channel you already live in — no new dashboard to babysit.
The numbers, every week
MRR, burn, pipeline and usage pulled and posted on schedule, so you're never scrambling the night before the update.
Nothing sends without you
Investor updates and customer replies are drafted for you and wait for approval. You stay the voice of the company.
Give it the project, not the prompt
The jobs that eat your week, delegated once.
Each one is a real delegation moment: the ask in a channel, the tools it reads, and the finished thing that comes back — with a human gate wherever it's needed.
@wopie post this week's growth and revenue numbers before our sync
The weekly numbers, in the channel
@wopie draft follow-ups for deals that went quiet this week
Follow-ups from the real conversation
@wopie summarise where every open role stands and what's blocked
A pipeline digest, blockers flagged
How a job gets done
Delegate it. Get it back finished.
- 01Delegate
Mention @wopie in a channel or thread, the way you'd brief a colleague.
- 02Gather context
It reads the thread and pulls live data from the tools you've connected.
- 03Produce
It builds the finished thing: the report, the replies, the pack, the brief.
- 04Approve
Anything sensitive, external or irreversible pauses for your yes.
- 05Deliver
The output lands back in the thread, and again on schedule if you ask.
One brief across your stack
It reads the tools startups live in.
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Stripe
HubSpot
Google Analytics
Notion
Linear
GitHub
Gmail
Google Sheets
See all integrations — and hundreds more.
Not a chatbot, a copilot, or an automation
Other AI waits for a prompt. Wopie works for the founding team.
- ✕ A chatbot answers, then you go and do the work.Wopie does the work and hands back the finished thing.
- ✕ A copilot only helps inside the one tool it lives in.Wopie reads across every tool the job actually needs.
- ✕ An automation breaks the moment a field moves.Wopie adapts, and says so when something doesn't add up.
- ✕ Point tools need a fresh prompt every single time.Wopie runs on your schedule, in the channel you already use.
Keep control
You stay the voice of the company.
Internal metrics post automatically. Investor updates and customer replies are drafted and wait for you — nothing sends until you approve it.
Permission rules
#sales · set by adminsAudit trail
- Every decision is recorded here with who, what and when.
Each one references the last conversation and the open question, not a template. 7 follow-ups written.
Paused. These send from each owner's inbox. Each owner reviews and edits their own before anything sends.
ApproveEditEvery approval, edit and rejection is recorded with who, what and when.
- SOC 2-ready controlsControls mapped to SOC 2 criteria; audit evidence available for review.
- ISO 27001-aligned policiesSecurity policies written against the ISO 27001 control set.
- GDPR-aware data handlingData minimisation, export and deletion on request, EU-aware processing.
- DPA publishedOur data processing agreement is public at wopie.ai/legal/dpa and can be countersigned for your procurement review.
- SSO / SAML-readySingle sign-on flows ready for identity-provider setup.
- Audit trail availableEvery delegated request, output and approval is recorded.
- Built on independently audited providersAWS, Vercel, Supabase, Anthropic, Slack, Microsoft and Stripe each hold their own SOC 2 and/or ISO 27001 attestations for the layers they run. Those are theirs, not ours; Wopie's own attestation is in progress.
Questions
Questions Startups teams ask first.
That's exactly when it pays off. It gives two founders the reporting and follow-up output of a much larger team, in the tools you already use.