You’re paying for a CRM. Half the team uses it. Nobody logs calls, nobody updates contacts, and leadership has no idea what’s actually happening in accounts. The tool isn’t broken. The workflow is.
Your notetaker captures everything. Then it sits in a folder nobody opens. No action items get assigned. No contact records get updated. The conversation happened, but the system never learned from it.
Your helpdesk doesn’t know who the customer is. Every ticket begins at zero. Agents spend 40% of their time hunting for context that already exists somewhere else: a call transcript, a relationship note, a meeting summary.
This is what “connected” actually means: not an integration layer bolted on after the fact. One gateway that lets every app see the same customer.
Ray is the gateway that connects Kindle, Echo, and Pronto. It routes context between the three apps in real time, so nothing has to be manually synced, and nothing falls through the cracks.
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Echo joins the call, transcribes, and classifies every moment. It knows the difference between a sales conversation and a support escalation, and hands that context to Ray.
Contacts, companies, and relationship signals update in real time through Ray. Your team’s relationship history stays current without anyone touching it.
When a support request comes in, Ray has already given Pronto the customer’s full story: who they are, what was promised, what’s been said. Agents resolve faster because the research is already done.
Each app works on its own. All three work better together, because Ray connects them underneath.
Relationship Intelligence
Track every contact, company, and signal across your business. Kindle doesn’t wait for your team to log data. It builds the relationship picture automatically from meetings, emails, and support interactions.
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Every call. Every insight. Automatically captured, classified, and connected. Echo doesn’t just transcribe. It understands what happened and makes sure the right systems know about it.
Learn moreHelpdesk for B2B Teams
Intake, route, resolve, and close customer issues with urgency. Pronto gives agents the full customer story before they type a single response, because it already has context from Kindle and Echo.
Learn moreWe don’t train on your customer data. Ever. You can export everything, anytime, in standard formats. No lock-in, no hostage pricing.
No per-seat traps. No per-resolution AI fees. No surprise bills at the end of the month. You know what you’re paying before you sign.
We’re not trying to be everything to everyone. Dayko is purpose-built for American B2B teams who are tired of stitching together tools that weren’t designed to work together.
Echo transcribes. Kindle surfaces signals. Pronto routes tickets. Ray connects all three. The AI does the work. You make the decisions.
“We replaced three disconnected tools with Dayko and our customer data actually lives in one place now. That alone justified the switch.”Head of Revenue, Series B SaaS
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Ray is the gateway that connects Kindle, Echo, and Pronto so your team never has to manually sync information between tools. When a meeting ends, Ray routes updates to contact records. When a ticket arrives, Ray surfaces relationship context. It’s the layer that makes the three apps feel like one system.
Yes. Kindle replaces your relationship tracking and contact management. Echo replaces your meeting recording tool. Pronto replaces your helpdesk. You can start with one app and add the others when you’re ready.
Flat and predictable. No per-seat scaling, no AI usage fees. We’ll walk you through pricing on the demo call based on your team size and needs.
No. Your customer data is never used for model training. Full stop. You retain ownership and can export at any time.
Dayko is built for B2B teams, whether that’s 5 people or 500. If you’re juggling separate tools for customer relationships, meetings, and support (and frustrated that none of them share data), it’s worth a conversation.