Real-time sales coach. Ror reps, not managers.

I'm building real-time sales coaching — the tool that coaches reps during calls, not after. The market for conversation intelligence is $5B today, heading to $13B by 2030. But everyone's solving the wrong problem.
57% of sales reps miss quota — and that number was 74% hitting quota in 2012. It's gotten worse every year. Each failed rep costs $300K all-in. A third of your team quits annually. And it takes six months before a new hire can sell effectively — that's $1.2M in lost revenue while they ramp. Companies are bleeding money on a problem no one has actually fixed.
$5B flows into conversation intelligence every year. Gong and Chorus proved companies will pay for tools to fix sales performance. But they analyze after the call ends — dashboards for managers, coaching from last week's recordings. 824,000 B2B sales reps in the US alone, and not a single tool coaches them in real-time during the call itself.
Real-time conversation AI with sub-second response didn't exist 18 months ago. We're at the inflection point where the tech can finally deliver what the market has always needed. Gong spent a decade educating the market. The AI notetaker explosion proved real-time transcription works. The obvious next step is real-time coaching — and no one's built it yet.
Calleoke gives reps verbatim scripts — not vague advice — in real-time while they're on the call. Sub-second latency. 100% speaker identification. Your top performer's language, available to everyone, exactly when they need it. Sales enablement already returns $3.53 for every $1 invested. Real-time coaching is the unlock that makes that ROI instant, not delayed.
I'm a commercial founder who sells for a living. I felt this problem every day, so I learned to code and built it. V.2 is shipped — real-time transcription, speaker identification, dual-stream coaching, glass HUD overlay. Two versions behind me already. Check the Dev Log for the arc.
Primary strategy is bootstrap — paying pilots first, raise from strength later if a seed conversation makes sense. Programs are opportunistic upside when the timing lines up.
I'm not looking for investors who need 10x in 18 months. Not raising a seed right now either — that comes later, off real usage data, off customers who'd recommend. What I am looking for: program capital on bootstrap-compatible terms, and people who love backing wildcards, want to build beautiful things that actually help people, and enjoy the ride. If you invest in obsessive founders with the grit to build it themselves, let's talk.