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Welcome to TwelfthKey. Complete your profile when you have a minute.

TwelfthKey Counsel

Six clients. You haven’t had a call with one of them in six weeks.

For consultants, fractional CXOs and advisory firms running four to twenty clients at once. Counsel reads your calendar and tells you which relationships are drifting — before the renewal conversation does.

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no card, ever

You don’t lose clients on the advice.

You lose them on the standing call that quietly stopped happening. On the client who slipped from fortnightly to monthly to nothing. On the fourth client, when three was the number you could hold in your head.

The work is fine. The watching is what breaks.

One row per client. One picture.

Counsel connects to the calendar you already work from. It reads who you met and when — nothing else — and from that it builds one row per client.

Client Last met Cadence Open
Arvind Textiles 4 days Weekly 2
Kestrel Logistics 6 days Weekly —
Serein Foods 3 weeks Fortnightly 1
Anvaya Retail 2 weeks Monthly —
Northline Foods 5 weeks Monthly 1
Bhatia & Co 6 weeks Fortnightly 3

Bhatia’s row is the point. Six weeks since a call, on a relationship that ran fortnightly for eight months. Three things still open. Their board meets on the 3rd. Northline is five weeks out and fine — it was always monthly. The same gap means different things, and Counsel knows which is which.

Ten minutes before a client call, the same row arrives on your phone — who is joining, when you last met, what is still open, whether the cadence has slipped.

Give it a few weeks and the week’s shape shows up too. Where your calls cluster. Which client is eating your Tuesdays. Arvind took 41% of your meeting hours this month. They are 18% of your billing. Your own calendar as the evidence, every time.

You tell it once. It holds you to it.

A call ends. Counsel asks one question: what did you commit to? One line, one tap, at the only moment you actually remember.

Commitment Client Due From
Working capital model Arvind Textiles Today 14 Aug call
Q3 board pack Bhatia & Co 3 days late 8 Aug call
Revised scope Serein Foods Sent 21 Aug 19 Aug call

After that it’s yours to forget. Counsel surfaces it the morning it’s due, marks it against the meeting where it came up, and puts it in Monday’s brief either way.

Your calendar. Nothing else.

Counsel connects to one thing: your calendar. It never touches your inbox, never reads a message, never asks for the permission.

Meeting cadence is enough. A client who has slipped from fortnightly to nothing is disengaging, and your calendar knew before anyone said it out loud.

Nothing is sent on your behalf. Nothing trains a model. Export everything, any tier, any time.

Solid is your word. Hollow is its guess.

Counsel is a language model. It infers, and sometimes it misreads — a vendor with regular correspondence can look like a client.

So everything carries a mark. Solid where you said it, hollow where Counsel worked it out, dotted where it counted rather than judged. Correct anything hollow in one tap.

Free is the record. Paid is the prompting.

Free ₹0 permanently

Your calendar, every client, cadence and health, the commitments you enter. The last fourteen days. Five actions a month. No card at any point.

Starter ₹999 per month

Counsel stops waiting to be opened. Prep before every call, the names behind the numbers, the chase, tomorrow’s shape, the Monday brief. 100 actions. Three months of history.

Practice ₹1,499 per month

Three calendars, continuous sync, full history, and the week-shape engine. 200 actions, unused ones carry forward.

Teams ₹1,249 per seat, per month — two-seat minimum

One client picture across the firm, admin roles, audit trail.

Enterprise SSO, a negotiated DPA, retention you set.
on application

All prices exclusive of GST. Annual is two months free — ₹9,990, ₹14,990, ₹12,490 per seat. Top-ups from ₹149, same price on every plan. First 100 accounts keep their price for a year.

Coming

Outlook and Microsoft Calendar. Meeting attendance from Zoom, Meet and Teams. WhatsApp capture. A space for each client, trained on their own documents.

FAQ

Does it read my emails?

It doesn’t connect to your email at all. Calendar only.

Is free a trial?

No. Permanent, no card, no expiry. It shows your whole practice — it just waits for you to open it.

What does it store?

Client names and domains, contact timestamps, your calendar, and the commitments you enter. Nothing else.

What if my client work happens on WhatsApp?

Counsel works from meetings, so it sees the calls regardless of where the chat happens. Email and WhatsApp capture are on the list.

Can I cancel?

Any time. You keep the period you paid for, no refund for a part-used month, and you revert to free rather than being deleted. Nothing is destroyed at any point.

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