mkdir runs cold outbound for clients. Kriyo started as the thing we built to run it: one place for a client’s domains, mailboxes, warm-up, sequences and replies, with the client able to watch it happen.
Two things kept going wrong with the tools we used before. Replies went out that nobody had read, under a client’s name. And dashboards showed green figures for things that had never been measured, which is how a sending estate burns quietly over weeks.
So the engine has two rules that are enforced in the build rather than promised in an onboarding call. Nothing sends without a person. A number we do not have is never a zero. Every other decision follows from those two.
It is being opened, by invitation for now, to anyone who runs outbound — for themselves or for clients — and wants to keep the decisions.
mkdir’s own site is mkdirhq.com. To reach the people who build this, use the contact page.