Copper is a CRM built for Google Workspace users - specifically teams of 5 to 100 people who live in Gmail and Google Calendar all day. Founded in 2013 as ProsperWorks and rebranded in 2018, Copper is the only CRM officially recommended by Google on the Workspace Marketplace. Rather than forcing sales reps to log every interaction manually, Copper pulls contact and activity data straight from Gmail, auto-populating records so nothing falls through the cracks. Used by over 30,000 businesses across 100+ countries - from creative agencies to consulting firms to real estate teams - Copper has raised $99.5 million and evolved from a sales tool into a full client management platform for professional services.
Copper is the CRM built natively for Google Workspace. It lives inside Gmail, Calendar and Drive, automatically captures contacts and conversations, and helps agencies, consultancies and small businesses run relationships and projects from one place instead of stitching together five tools.
Wideframe is an AI coworker for professional video editors that automates the tedious prep work - searching, labeling, organizing, and sequencing footage - that takes up roughly 75% of an editor's time outside the timeline. Built for Mac on Apple Silicon, it runs entirely on-device, reads and writes native Adobe Premiere Pro project files, and lets editors describe what they need in plain language. The result: hours of prep work compressed into minutes, and editors freed up to actually edit.