DemoForge AI

Find warm leads

Research runs about two minutes per organisation. You can close this page — the run keeps going.

Playbook — what you sell and who buys it

City Who you're looking for

How many to research

Pick a city and an ICP — discovery finds the organisations and their websites for you.

Or name them yourself

Targets — optional, one per line, Name, domain.com Overrides discovery when filled. The domain must be real — a wrong one is the commonest reason a row comes back empty. Narrow it down (optional — one line) Applied when judging whether an organisation fits. Leave blank to take whatever the city returns. What you offer (used in every message)

Country (fallback) Type (fallback)

Demo link base (optional — appended per organisation)

Don't research the same place twice

Skip organisations already researched — checked before any page is opened, so a duplicate costs nothing Existing register (optional .xlsx to also exclude) Writer

Progress

Paste a target list and press the button. Roughly 90 seconds per organisation, one at a time.

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What to talk about

A topic plan drawn from a playbook — what is changing in that niche's world, not what we would like to say about ourselves.

Playbook How many topics

Before filming anything, check where the subject is actually searched. Compliance topics are read, not watched — the tool will say so rather than letting you make videos nobody looks for.

What came back

Sorted by what each reply is actually saying. The two that matter are otherwise buried among the automatic ones.

Show ones I have dealt with

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What has been researched

Every city you have run, kept between sessions. Choose one to read and correct what will be sent before any of it goes.

City Show

Choose a city.

Waiting for your approval

Every drafted message waits here — whether it came from a campaign or from a step of a deal. Nothing leaves until you approve it, and approving records your name against it.

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Conversations

Where each one actually reached — counted from what has left, not from what was planned. Nothing goes without your approval.

City Show

Sending re-checks five things at the last moment: the account may send, a person approved it, the date has arrived, the address has not asked to stop, and the sender is under its daily cap.

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Describe a niche

One sentence. The rest — what to search for, which columns to record, what counts as a buying signal, which rivals to look for, how to grade a fit — gets written for you, and you can change any of it before it runs.

What you sell, and who buys it Your offer (optional — used in every message) Product (optional — supplies the offer, proof and rivals)

Saved playbooks

Pick a playbook to see how it finds, records and grades organisations.

What you sell

Written once. The one-line summary goes into every message, the proof points are the only claims the sequence writer may make, and the rivals become names research looks for on a prospect's own site.

Add a product on the Demos tab by uploading a spec — then describe it here.

Pick a product to describe what it does and what you are entitled to claim about it.

New demo

Product

Saved product

Product spec (.md / .txt) Save this product for reuse (optional)

Client research (.md / .txt) Voice Or upload a new one (optional — .wav, 30s minimum; saved for next time) Linked assets (optional — prototype .html, PDFs, .flow.json referenced by your product spec)

About this client

Client name Industry (guides b-roll)

You on camera (optional)

Presenter clip (a short recording of you) Placement Intro and outro keep your clip's own audio, so your lips match what you actually said. Corner overlay drops that audio — only use footage where you are not visibly speaking.

Who writes the deck

Writer Local models keep everything on your Mac. Hosted ones are faster and usually write better, and only the product spec and research text leave the machine.

What to produce

Outputs Slide video — narrated MP4 in your cloned voice Documentary cut — b-roll with Ken Burns motion (slower; sources open-licensed imagery) Burnt-in captions Personalized proposal — printable HTML / PDF Reveal.js deck + markdown + script + voiceover

What are you making?

Pick a scenario and I'll set the options and list the steps for it.

Job history

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People

Everyone who can sign in to this account. An operator runs campaigns; an administrator can also add people and manage keys.

Invite someone

They sign in with this email and password. Ask them to change it — you will both know it until they do.

Email or username Name (optional) Password — at least 12 characters Role

Upload a list

CSV or Excel, in your own column names. Nothing is imported until you have checked how the columns match.

File

Connected sources

Pulled from the company's own systems with read-only credentials. Every lead goes through intake: duplicates are caught and anything uncertain waits for review.

DemoForge research runs

Recent imports

Review queue

Leads that may duplicate something already here, or research the CRM cannot vouch for. Nothing is merged without a person.

Cold prospects

Found by research, a partner referral without consent, or a cold list. No consent is held for them. When a reply qualifies one, it becomes an account and joins the pipeline.

Region Country

Crop Came from

How we can reach them

Take

Takes the first few of whatever the filters above are showing, and opens each at Untouched as a researched account — cold, so nothing can be sent until somebody agrees to hear from us.

Pipeline

Accounts

Choose an account.

Sales team

Sales roles are separate from sign-in roles, and anyone can hold several — a Growth Lead in one territory and a Director in another.

Set up

The stages, territories and prices this company starts with. Safe to run again: nothing already changed is overwritten.

Preset

Territories

Document templates

What a proposal, brief or intro starts from. Keep one per product where they differ; the shared version is the fallback.

For product

Client companies

Every company Technogroup sells for. Each one's playbooks, registers and contacts are separate — nobody sees another's.

Add a client

Company name

Creating a company does not create anyone who can sign in to it. Add its first administrator from the People tab once it exists.

Engine

Stopping the local engine cancels running jobs and shuts down the local model server, returning its memory to the system. The control API stays up so you can start it again from here.

Saved products

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A saved product keeps its spec and every linked asset together, so future demos need only the client research.

YouTube channel

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Connect a channel

You create the OAuth client in your own Google Cloud project, and you approve it on Google's own screen. We never see a password, and the upload permission is the only one requested — not the one that can also delete videos.

OAuth client ID Client secret Redirect URI (register this exact value in Google)

Then paste the code Google gives you back

Uploads are always private. Making a video public is something you do on YouTube, having watched it.

What model use cost

Per client, per provider, over the last 30 days. What an invoice for the local-model tier is made from.

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Mailboxes

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Connect a mailbox

Finished drafts are written straight into this mailbox's Drafts folder, where you review and send them yourself. Nothing here can send mail — it only appends.

Address From name (optional)

IMAP host Port

Username (usually the address) Drafts folder

SMTP host (needed to send) SMTP port

Password This mailbox has been sending for weeks (raises its daily cap from 15 to 40) What this address writes

Keep the two apart. Cold outreach goes from a domain bought for it, so a complaint or a block never reaches the domain your company's real mail goes out on — and someone who opted in hears from your own name, which is what they agreed to.

Check replies reads the inbox and cancels the remaining touches for anyone who answered — and suppresses them everywhere if they asked to stop. Run it before each new batch. It only reads: nothing is moved, deleted or marked read.

On Plesk the host is usually imap.yourdomain.com or mail.yourdomain.com on port 993. The password is encrypted before storage and never returned to this page, not even masked.

LLM providers

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Add or replace a key

Provider Model (pick one, or type any name)

API key

Model per step

Each stage of a run can use a different model. Leave a row alone to use its default — every default is a hosted provider, so a run never depends on the Mac being awake.

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Routing

Preferred provider Fall back to the deterministic composer when no model is reachable

Keys are encrypted on the Mac and never sent back to this page — only a masked hint. With none configured, decks are still produced by the deterministic composer.

Find warm leads

Or name them yourself

Don't research the same place twice

Progress

Turn rows into personalised videos optional

Send to their CRM

What to talk about

Script

What came back

What has been researched

Waiting for your approval

Conversations

Describe a niche

Saved playbooks

What you sell

Product

Where the knowledge lives

New demo

Product

About this client

You on camera (optional)

Who writes the deck

What to produce

What are you making?

Progress

Job history

People

Invite someone

Upload a list

Connected sources

DemoForge research runs

Recent imports

Review queue

Cold prospects

Pipeline

Accounts

Sales team

Set up

Territories

Document templates

Client companies

Add a client

Engine

Saved products

YouTube channel

Connect a channel

What model use cost

Mailboxes

Connect a mailbox

LLM providers

Add or replace a key

Model per step

Routing