ClickUp
Every client project, launch and SOP lives here. If it isn't in ClickUp, it isn't happening.
Visit ClickUpThis is the stack I use to run TAP OBM and my clients' operations, from the first discovery call to the AI team that reports to me every day. If it's on this page, we use it every week.
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Where the work lives, who owns it, and how the team stays on the same page.
Every client project, launch and SOP lives here. If it isn't in ClickUp, it isn't happening.
Visit ClickUpWhere client teams talk to us, so decisions don't get buried in email threads.
Visit SlackTime tracking for my team, so payroll and client hours come from real numbers.
Visit ApployeEvery call ends with clear next steps, and nobody has to rely on memory.
Discovery calls, client meetings and every live class I teach.
Visit ZoomRecords and summarizes every call, so action items go out the same day.
Visit FathomA second notetaker on the same calls, with searchable transcripts when I need an exact quote.
Visit Fireflies.aiThe AI that runs inside my business, with a human approving what goes out.
Runs my AI team: reports, drafts, follow-ups, checks, and now our reel edits. I approve what goes out.
Visit ClaudeHow my AI team reports to me. Updates come in as short cards and I approve with one tap.
Visit TelegramFor brainstorming prompts and quick image ideas.
Visit ChatGPTFor quick everyday questions.
Visit GeminiI talk, it types. Faster than typing long briefs and messages.
Visit Wispr FlowSOP walkthroughs, reels and client updates. Claude now does a lot of the editing.
Screenshots and quick screen recordings for SOPs and client walkthroughs.
Visit SnagitEdit video by editing the transcript. Fast cuts for reels and long videos.
Visit DescriptClaude uses it to build animated title cards, captions and overlays for our reels. Free and open source.
Visit HyperFramesAI avatar and voice videos, for when a client needs a video and nobody can film.
Visit HeyGenGraphics, carousels and documents with our brand kit already loaded.
Visit CanvaTurns any video into a transcript I can reuse for content and notes.
Visit Transcript.lolThe front door of the business and the backbone everything else plugs into.
Our website, funnels, email, calendars and CRM in one place.
Visit GoHighLevelEmail, calendar, Docs and Drive. The backbone everything else plugs into.
Visit Google WorkspaceMy second brain. Notes, daily plans and open loops in one searchable vault.
Visit ObsidianHow clients pay us, without chasing.
How international clients pay us, with fair exchange rates.
Visit WiseA familiar option for clients who prefer it.
Visit PayPalAn online business manager runs the business on a small, connected stack: a project manager (we use ClickUp), team chat (Slack), a notetaker on every call (Fathom), one platform for the website, funnels, email and CRM (GoHighLevel), and AI for drafts and reporting (Claude). The tool matters less than who owns the system and keeps it current.
For most teams of 3 to 10 people, ClickUp. It holds client projects, launches and SOPs in one place, with an owner and a due date on every task. Asana and Monday work too. The bigger win is one person owning the system and keeping it clean.
No. Start with one project tool, one place for team chat and a notetaker on your calls. Add the rest when a real bottleneck shows up, not before.
Claude runs our AI team. It drafts reports, follow-ups and SOPs and checks the work, and a person approves anything that goes to a client. Updates reach me on Telegram as short cards I approve with one tap.
Some are. If you sign up through one, TAP OBM may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Every tool here is one we use in our own business or with clients.
Most founders I talk to already pay for half of this page. What's missing is someone who owns the system and keeps it running. That's the job of an OBM.