Built for GTM teams, Rimplo's Revenue Agents run across your CRM, billing, support, and product data, then tell your team which accounts are at risk, where expansion is hiding, and what's slowing your open deals.
Hey Product Hunt š I'm Hossam, co-founder and CEO of Rimplo.
I've spent most of my career leading GTM teams, and there's one blind spot I've watched repeat at every company I've touched: usage sits in one tool, deal notes sit in a second, support tickets sit in a third and none of them, on their own, ever tell the whole truth about customers. I've seen the same pattern play out on other GTM teams: an account looks completely fine in every tool, until it churns. Different account, different company, same story every time. The signal isn't missing. It's split across logins nobody happens to be cross-referencing.
That's not a "one bad account" problem. Ask anyone running a revenue team and they'll tell you the same story with different names.
So we built Rimplo to close that gap not another dashboard to add to the pile, but a set of Revenue Agents that run daily, sit across the tools you already have, and tell you when something's actually wrong and how to act on it instead of waiting for someone to go digging. One watches for churn. One watches for expansion. One watches for deals going quiet.
Proactive, not reactive. That's the point:
ā Catch customers about to churn before the revenue leaks out
ā Spot the moment to upsell existing customers before it passes you by
ā See exactly which deals in your pipeline need action to move forward
The simplest part of Rimplo might be the best part an AI assistant you can ask anything about your GTM data. Type a plain-English question and get an answer back in seconds. You also pick which AI model answers you. We didn't want to lock anyone into one vendor's black box, because the best model depends on the question.
Give it a try I'd love your feedback. One thing I'm curious about: where does this blind spot show up on your team ā sales, CS, marketing, somewhere else? Tell me. I'll be here all day.