Streak shows you the pipeline; Fasrad moves it — reads the threads, drafts the follow-ups, and updates the stage so you don’t have to.
Your deals live in Gmail either way — but with Fasrad, an agent reads the threads, drafts the follow-ups, and updates the stage so the pipeline isn't another thing you maintain.
Streak is a CRM that lives as boxes and pipelines inside your Gmail inbox. There's no second app, no syncing, no export — you see a deal where the email already is, which is the whole reason people who never leave their inbox reach for it.
The catch is that every stage move, every note, every "follow up Thursday" is still something you do by hand. Streak shows you the box is sitting in 'Awaiting reply' for nine days. It doesn't write the nudge. Fasrad starts where Streak stops: it reads the last message in the thread, drafts a reply that references what was actually said, logs the interaction, and moves the contact's stage the moment you send.
Where the line falls:
Pick Fasrad when you'd rather hand the inbox, the follow-ups, and the data entry to an agent and only step in when it matters.
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No, and that's the deliberate difference. Streak renders pipelines on top of your Gmail UI so you never leave the tab. Fasrad gives each agent its own connected inbox it reads, drafts, and sends from — it works the email instead of just displaying deals beside it. You talk to it on the web, in Telegram, or by email.
Streak renders deal boxes inside the Gmail window itself, so the pipeline sits in the inbox you keep open all day; Fasrad doesn't overlay the Gmail interface. Streak also has mail merge and shared-inbox boxes. Fasrad's difference is that the CRM acts — it reads the thread, drafts and sends the reply, logs the interaction, and advances the stage — rather than just being visible.
You describe the rule in plain language — "anyone who replied goes to Interested, draft a reply to the rest." The agent reads each thread, applies the move, and logs the interaction. Stages live in a private datastore it creates and can bulk-update, with undo.
Yes. Point it at a Google Sheet of contacts and it sends staggered, personalized email up to ~100/day, then triages the replies as they come back — drafting responses and updating each contact's stage. Streak's mail merge sends; the follow-up and logging are still on you.
Export your Streak boxes to a Google Sheet or CSV, point Fasrad at it, and it builds contacts, groups, and a pipeline datastore from the rows. There's no one-click Streak importer, so expect to map your stage names once during setup — the agent can do that mapping for you if you describe it.
$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. Setup takes about four minutes — connect an inbox and a sheet, describe the pipeline, and the agent starts working it. Fasrad is in public beta.