Speak freely
Ten minutes if you need them. You don't have to arrive organized — rambling is the point.
Private beta · 12 spots
Say the whole messy thing
Sente is a private, voice-first thinking partner. One tap opens a space to speak freely.
One button. Talk for ten minutes about the thing you can't settle. Sente tells you what you're actually deciding, and remembers it next time.
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Speak, connect the dots, decide — or come back to it
Discuss what connects
Sente brings forward the earlier conversations that matter, then talks through what changed and what didn't.
Decide, or return
Sometimes you leave with the decision. Sometimes you leave with the next question and come back when the shape changes.
You have twenty minutes in the car and the thing on your mind isn't a note.
9:41
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Okay so the Ashbury thing is back, they want to move on the integration scope and honestly it's the most interesting work I've seen all year, and I know what I said about keeping it boxed but they've been responsive, the team is good, and I think the calculus is actually different now because they've put a number on the table which they hadn't before. So I don't know. I've been at it maybe four days a week for the last three weeks...
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I've been at it maybe four days a week for the last three weeks.
May
Two days a week, that's the cap. If I'm past that by June and there's still nothing signed, I walk.
June
Still no signature. I keep saying this is contained, but the meetings are spreading.
August
The part I'm avoiding is that I want to say yes before the shape is real.
Connected history
Used 3 conversations
9:41
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I've been at it maybe four days a week for the last three weeks.
You said two days a week, and June, and signed. It's four days, it's August, and nothing is signed.
The number on the table is real, so the calculus may have genuinely changed. But notice the order you said it in. You led with how interesting the work is and got to the number third.
What would they have to sign, and by when, for four days a week to be a decision instead of a drift?
So the real question is whether they sign this week.
Today
Used 3 conversations
It remembers what you decided in May
A real exchange. Nothing rewritten except the names.
…if this goes anywhere it eats my calendar. Two days a week, that's the cap. If I'm past that by June and there's still nothing signed, I walk.
Okay so the Ashbury thing is back, they want to move on the integration scope and honestly it's the most interesting work I've seen all year, and I know what I said about keeping it boxed but they've been responsive, the team is good, and I think the calculus is actually different now because they've put a number on the table which they hadn't before. So I don't know. I've been at it maybe four days a week for the last three weeks.
You said two days a week, and June, and signed. It's four days, it's August, and nothing is signed.
The number on the table is real, so the calculus may have genuinely changed. But notice the order you said it in. You led with how interesting the work is and got to the number third. In May you were explicit that interesting was the trap.
What would they have to sign, and by when, for four days a week to be a decision instead of a drift?
Used 3 conversations · 12 May, 4 Jun, 19 Aug
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Push back
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See the thread
You're following a business opportunity, a relationship, or a client issue as it develops. You want to see the through-lines without reconstructing the whole story each time.
Keep building
You're building an idea or project out loud. You want to go back and forth, test the thinking, and return tomorrow without starting over.
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On your iPhone
Your voice is transcribed on your iPhone and the transcript stays there. The audio is deleted as soon as the transcript is saved.
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Only when you ask
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You stay in control
You can see which earlier conversations were used and exclude any of them from ever being sent again.
Request a spot
Twelve people, fourteen days, starting in September. It's early and it's rough. Sente is blunt by design — it will tell you when your reasoning is weak.
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I'll get back to you either way within a week.
Questions: glenn@ventoux.ai