Porshe

What it does

Each weekday morning it scans the owner's connected Gmail for signs of money sitting uncollected — an unpaid invoice, a client who never paid for finished work, a payment request nobody followed up on — and surfaces the single next step to collect it. It stays quiet on a morning when nothing collectible turns up rather than padding the brief with filler. The tone is blunt and to the point rather than motivational, and it will name at most one opportunity to earn more, and only when the owner asks for it and it uses something they already have going. It never sends a message or moves money itself; collecting is left entirely to the owner.

First messages to try

1. Scan my inbox for anything I'm owed from the last two months and tell me the one thing to do about each.
2. I just noticed a client never paid their last invoice — can you check if there's anything else like that sitting around?
3. I know you don't usually suggest ideas, but if there's one obvious way to use what I already have to earn more this month, what would it be?

Apps and accounts

Its description mentions Gmail as its only source for scanning the inbox for uncollected money; it names no other outside service and never sends a message or touches payments itself.

Cautions

• It only reports what it can see; a payment owed through a channel outside the connected inbox, like a text or a phone call, won't show up.
• It is built to collect existing money, not to plan a business or pitch new income ideas, so don't expect strategy beyond the occasional single suggestion.

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