Let us tell your story better than you have time to.
Solutions Engine learns your business, researches your customers, and turns the two into a presentation you'd actually be proud to send — near-ready, on brand, in an afternoon rather than a fortnight. Then it sends it for you as a proper link — not a .pptx attachment — and tells you when your prospect opened it, which parts they read, and when they came back for a second look. It quietly helps with the proposals, memos, grants, board updates and strategy pages too.
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What it does
Three jobs. Done properly.
Most tools do one of these badly and leave you to stitch the rest. Solutions Engine does all three, in one place, and hands you something you could send.
- Step 1
Learns your business
Reads what you already have — the deck, the site, the sales calls, the case studies — and quietly builds a picture of what you sell, who you sell to, and how you actually talk.
- Step 2
Researches your customer
Give it a company name. It goes and reads the site, the news, the filings, the recent interviews — and shows up to the pitch already knowing what matters to them this quarter.
- Step 3
Writes the thing
Turns the two into a proper presentation — hero, story, proof, ask — in your fonts, your voice, your point of view. Near-ready. Not another wall of AI slop.
And it doesn't stop at pitches
One tool, the whole shelf.
Come for the pitch. Stay because the same brain writes the proposal, the memo, the grant application and the board update — in the same voice, off the same knowledge base, without you re-explaining the business every time.
- ✦Client pitches
- ✦Proposals & tenders
- ✦Research memos
- ✦Board & investor updates
- ✦Grant applications
- ✦Strategy pages
- ✦Internal cases for change
- ✦Onboarding & explainer pages
Send it as a link. Not a PowerPoint.
Actually know whether they opened it.
Every presentation gets its own shareable page — on your own domain if you want one. See who opened it, which sections they read, and whether they came back. Password-gate it, set an expiry, revoke it when the deal moves on. Because emailing a .pptx and hoping is not a strategy.
- One link, any deviceWeb-native. No download. Looks right on a phone in a taxi.
- Per-viewer analyticsOpens, time-per-section, revisits — attributed to the person.
- Password & expiryGate access. Set a shelf life. Revoke on a whim.
- Your own domainyourfirm.com/pitches/acme — looks like you, not us.
And, quietly
It gets sharper between sessions.
Every edit you make, every "no, we'd never say that", every rewrite — the engine reads its own transcripts overnight and proposes small, surgical updates to how it writes for you. You approve or roll back in a click. Month three is measurably better than month one.
Who's using it
Anyone who has to keep making the case.
Different work, same problem: every pitch, proposal and presentation starts from a blank page, and nothing learns from the last one. This one does. The engine takes on your business once, then gets sharper at it every time you use it.
- Agencies
New-business pitches that feel like the agency, not the template — and get sharper with every win.
- Consultants
Scope docs, POVs and proposals grounded in your firm's thinking, not generic AI prose.
- Sales & pre-sales
Prospect-specific pitches that don't restart from zero every Monday — and that sound like your company.
- Professional services
Capability pitches, panel submissions and credentials in your firm's voice — for law, accounting, architecture, advisory.
- Founders & execs
Investor updates, board memos, partner pitches — written on a Sunday lunch instead of a Sunday night.
- Internal teams
Cases for change, budget bets and product memos — argued properly, on brand, by someone who knows your stack.
Not on the list? If your job involves repeatedly making the case for what your business does — it's for you too.
What you'd use it for
Anything you'd normally put your name on.
Most people come for the pitches. They stay because the same engine quietly takes care of the proposal, the board update, the product memo, and the thing they were going to write on Sunday night — all from the same brand memory.
- Client pitches
Turn a prospect name and a URL into a finished pitch you'd send.
- Internal cases for change
Argue for the budget, the hire, the bet — clearly, on brand.
- Proposals & tenders
Make the case in the words you'd use, with the numbers that matter.
- Boards & investors
Think through the quarter and write it up — without the all-nighter.
- Strategy & visual thinking
Work an idea out on the page — a rich, interactive doc, not a wall of bullets.
- Grant applications
Frame the ask, ground the claims, hand back something you'd submit.
How it works
Three moves, one engine.
No new workflow to learn. No prompt library to maintain. Just the three things a good solutions architect already does, run end to end — on your brand, in your voice.
- 01
Teach it who you are
Point it at your website. It learns your voice, your visual system, what you sell, and what you refuse to sell.
- 02
Bring it a brief
A prospect name. A problem. A meeting on Thursday. A half-formed strategy. Whatever you'd hand to your sharpest colleague.
- 03
Get a finished page back
A research-grounded, brand-locked page — a pitch, a proposal, a board memo, an internal case for change — drafted, critiqued and rewritten before it reaches you.
The depth, the team, the compounding — that's all underneath.
See the full mechanism →A note from the workshop
"Scale the thinking of your best solutions architect — not the documents they happen to send."
— the reason this thing exists
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