You started something — an outreach, an application, a launch. We watch what comes back and tell you what happened.
The work doesn't end when you hit send. Khashif keeps listening over a set window — its echo layer watches the threads you opened and catches the returns: replies, signals, state changes, the things that move while you're busy elsewhere.
At the end you get a written report of what came back — and, most importantly, the next move.
Anyone who started something and is too busy to watch it — an outreach campaign, a grant application, a launch, a set of introductions. The work that quietly moves while you're elsewhere, and the replies that get lost because no one was listening at the right moment.
Most effort dies in the gap between sending and hearing back. Khashif's echo layer — the listening half of its echolocation — keeps watching the threads you opened over a window you choose, and catches the returns: replies, signals, state changes. You get a written report of what came back and, above all, the next move — not just an alert.
Every engagement begins and ends — no subscriptions, no retainers. We confirm scope before any payment.
What can you track?
Public threads and signals from what you opened — issue or application state changes, replies, and surfaced responses over your chosen window.
How long is the window?
You choose it when we agree scope.
How is this different from setting my own reminders?
Reminders make you go and check. The echo layer watches continuously and reports back with what changed and what to do next.
What do you need from me?
What you started, and the window to watch. One email is usually enough.
Is this a subscription?
No — a single engagement over a defined window. A repeat is a new engagement.