THE PLATFORM
The CRM, voice and portal software behind every Stinger product
Command Center, Construction, Service, Bound, Cage, Chair, Galley, SINET and Stinger Proof are how most people meet Stinger. Underneath them is one shared platform that also runs a CRM, answers the phone, posts to social, researches prospects, and gives crews and homeowners their own view of a job. Nothing below is new. It is running in the same codebase today. This page states what's real and what isn't, the same rule every product page follows.
Annabelle
Talk to Annabelle like a person.
No commands to learn. She sits in your meeting, in the room or by phone. She records it and writes the minutes and the to-dos, and she tells the people in the meeting apart, in the room or on a phone bridge. She answers the phone and speaks back. You never have to word things carefully. Every time you talk to Annabelle, a built-in restater rewrites what you said into a clear instruction for her, in your business's own terms, before she acts.
Keep your tools
Keep your tools, or switch. Your call.
You already pay for five or six programs. Keep them. We connect to them and run them under one roof. Or run ours side by side. When ours meets or beats what you have, import your data and drop that bill. One platform that does all of it, and it is easy.
What you stop paying for. A jobs-and-dispatch subscription runs about $29 a month, QuickBooks Online for the books about $38, DocuSign for e-signatures about $25, Booksy for booking about $30, and BinWise for bar inventory about $249. That is roughly $371 a month across five separate tools. Stinger runs all of it, and more, from $297 a month. No per-seat charges. Add your whole team.
1 · CRM & lead pipeline
Every lead moves through one pipeline, and the dollars are tracked either way.
Leads from the site, from Angi, Thumbtack and Google Local Services Ads land in one place and move New → Contacted → Quoted → Scheduled → Done → Lost. A separate record keeps what a lead was worth whether it was won, lost, or not counted, so "we would have made X" is a number, not a guess.
Running today: everything about a customer lives in one customer record, reachable through Annabelle or the admin console. Not a separate product; it's the spine every other section here writes into.
2 · Email, SMS & voice
Annabelle drafts. A person sends. The phone actually rings through to her.
Email and two-way SMS are drafted for owner review and sent only after a confirmation. Nothing goes out on its own. Inbound calls can route to Annabelle over a live phone line (Twilio ConversationRelay) with real text-to-speech voices, a voicemail studio, and call transcription.
Running today. The AI never sends or speaks to a customer without a human confirming first: that's a design rule, not a missing feature.
3 · Social & marketing
Draft, review, publish: across five networks and email campaigns.
Posts can be drafted for Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and X, then published through a webhook or the Meta Graph API. Email campaigns support test sends, approval, and bulk send, with contact import and one-click unsubscribe handled automatically. A claim-detection pass flags any numeric or business claim the AI drafted, so nothing gets posted unchecked.
Running today, same draft-then-approve rule as email and SMS.
4 · Prospect research & sales
The tools we use to sell Stinger are the tools every client gets.
Research a prospect's brand and pain points, scout new leads by industry and area, run a real checklist-based SEO audit, generate a pre-branded demo page for a specific prospect, and get three or four distinct pitch angles. This is the same toolkit used to build the pitch decks and demo pages sent to real prospects. It is not a picture of a feature, it is the feature doing the selling right now.
Running today.
5 · Crew & homeowner portals
The field and the customer each get a view sized to what they need.
Construction's crew portal shows assignments and the phase gate a job is sitting at. Its homeowner portal is a customer-facing view of the same job: where it stands, without exposing the office's own tools. Both are part of the Construction platform rather than a separate login system.
Running today, scoped to Construction. Not yet extended as a standalone product outside that platform.
6 · Mobile apps
Built and installable today. Not on an app store.
Bound, Chair, Galley and Cage each have a mobile build (Capacitor) that's ready to install; Command Center has a native Expo/React Native build ready as well. Service and Construction are installable as web apps (PWA) directly from the browser today: no app store needed for those two.
Not submitted to the App Store or Google Play: none of the native builds are. SINET's mobile build is incomplete and not yet installable. If you need a phone app right now, Service and Construction install as PWAs from the browser; the others are built but not yet in your hands.
Talk to him
If any of this should be its own product page, that's Vincent's call.
This page exists because the six product pages don't mention any of the above. Call (772) 529-4144 or write to StingerIndustries1@gmail.com if you want to see one of these live before anything is promised in writing.