I ve been running a boutique growth studio for a bit now, mostly to fund experiments and learn by building. Along the way, I kept running into the same pain: GTM work that feels more like homework than strategy.

So I built Playmaker, your AI GTM co-pilot that handles all the boring research and audit work that slows teams down. Think competitor analysis, blog deep dives, teardown reviews, sales battle-cards... all automated and deeply contextual.

Playmaker gives GTM teams a 24/7 deep-research agent that automates the tedious stuff we all quietly dread, competitive teardowns, blog mining, win-loss digging, positioning audits, and more.

It doesn t just skim the surface. It reads long-form content, pulls insights, and even compares patterns across competitors, so your team can stop context-switching and start strategising faster.

I run a small growth studio that started as a way to fund my obsession with building weird but useful tools. Playmaker was never meant to be a thing , it started as a stack of Notion docs, Airtables, and random Node scripts running on fly.io.

But then I realised: GTM teams (like mine) keep doing the same grunt work over and over, competitive digs, teardown audits, blog deep dives. It s not hard, just brain-numbing. So I turned my notes and workflows into something real.

Hey everyone

Super last-minute drop-in here, but wanted to share something I ve been building for the last few weeks:

It s called Playmaker (tryplaymaker.io). Your AI sidekick for Go-To-Market planning.

I m an engineer, marketer, maker, and someone who s spent way too much time trying to figure out what to actually do with tools like Clay, Apollo, Instantly, Smartlead, and Hubspot... especially in the early stages when you're still figuring out your go-to-market motion.

There s no shortage of tools or advice out there: playbooks, templates, videos, ebooks, but none of them know you.

Your industry.

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