PrepFive is for calls where knowing the person changes the outcome.
It helps AEs, SDRs, and founders move from scattered prep to a usable brief: who this person is, what matters now, what to ask, and what to verify before saying it live.
Why people use it
- Discovery calls: find sharper opening questions before the first conversation.
- Demos: connect product value to the person, role, and company context.
- Founder-led sales: prep fast when calls stack back-to-back.
- Investor meetings: understand partner or operator background before a pitch.
- User research: walk in with participant context and better prompts.
- Partnerships and networking: make the first exchange warmer and more specific.
What you get before the meeting
- Must Know: high-signal facts worth knowing before the call.
- Ask Next: questions shaped around person, company, and meeting type.
- Meeting Fit: context that helps decide how to frame the conversation.
- Risks: points to handle carefully before pitching or probing.
Person-first prep
PrepFive starts with the person, not generic account research.
You see role, background, current signals, and context that can shape how you open, what you ask, and which examples will land.
Company and activity context
Company context appears when it helps the meeting: recent moves, activity, funding or scale signals, and relevance to the conversation.
Goal is not dossier. Goal is usable prep in minutes.
Why it works
- Fast: built for the final minutes before a call.
- Specific: centered on the person you are meeting.
- Source-linked: claims include links so you can verify.
- Practical: brief turns into questions, angles, and context.
- Browser-native: side panel stays next to your work.
Current stage
PrepFive is in beta. Product site, support page, privacy page, Chrome extension, account flow, billing, brief generation, source links, candidate disambiguation, meeting context, and search history are live or built.
Stack
Plasmo, React, TypeScript, Express, PostgreSQL, Drizzle, Clerk, Dodo Payments, OpenAI, OpenTelemetry.