Use cases
Thirteen projects, written out in full.
Giraffe keeps what you work out with Claude or ChatGPT in a project you can open in a browser and read without either of them. The jobs it’s for don’t end in an answer. They end in a state. A number that’s current. A call you already made. A question you still haven’t closed. Each page below opens one up: a client renewal, a car, a family line, a trip to Japan, a hiring plan, a termsheet. As it stands after weeks of work, down to the value that changed and who changed it.
Look something up once
A pruning window, a tax rule, a visa checklist. Looked up once, still there in a year.
See howPlan a project
The remodel, the trip, the move: kept current as dates and budgets shift.
See howSet the strategy
Who it’s for, what it won’t do, what you charge, and the wording each one replaced.
See howPrepare for a meeting
Walk in knowing the number, the decision, and what is still unanswered.
See howMake a big purchase
The budget drops £17,000, and what you ruled out in March is back on the list.
See howChange career
Nineteen months, three decisions, and the evening it turns out to be the team, not the work.
See howWatch the competition
What each competitor charges and just shipped, with the date each number was last checked.
See howOnboard someone new
Day one in the right order, and the answer you already know is coming in week two.
See howPlan training
Your paces move every few weeks. The page keeps today’s, and the ones they replaced.
See howMake a decision
Weigh it once. The call stays put, right next to what it replaced.
See howResearch a topic
Findings from a dozen sessions, gathered somewhere you will actually reread.
See howHire for a role
Set the bar once, and still have it in front of you at the fourth interview.
See howRaise a round
Terms, counters and the reasoning behind them, in the order they happened.
See howThirteen different jobs, one shape underneath. New to Giraffe? See how Giraffe works: from the sentence you say, to what a project keeps, to what it doesn’t.
Start with one project. It stays yours: read it, edit it, or delete it whenever you like.