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Sleeknote

MARKETING
Velocity6.3

On-site popup and lead capture tool for turning website visitors into subscribers

Sleeknote puts a data-grounded chat agent on a popup builder that had no AI surface at all.

onsite-marketingpopupsai-assistantgamificationecommerceintegrations
Current state
Sleeknote builds on-site campaigns for e-commerce marketers — popups, teasers, and a family of gamified formats — and the visible history is steady builder work: a Rule.io connection with field mapping, teaser persistence rules, gradient styling, a winner-picking tool. In August it shipped Sidenote, a chat agent inside the dashboard that answers questions about campaign performance from the account's own data. That is the first AI surface anywhere in the twenty entries on record, and it arrived in beta. The same feed carries webinar and inspiration-page promotion alongside the product notes, so the posting rate runs well ahead of the shipping rate.
Where it's heading
Shipped changes land roughly monthly and each one removes a manual limit for a campaign operator rather than deepening the platform. Sidenote points the work at a different layer: instead of adding another campaign format, Sleeknote has started interpreting the results of the formats customers already run. The gamification arc — wheels, scratch cards, quizzes, and now lesson-based rewards — gives that agent a widening set of campaign types to reason about, and the seasonal content push suggests the holiday quarter is where the company expects both to be tested.
Prediction
The clearest next move is Sidenote leaving beta with more prescriptive output — suggested campaign changes rather than answers to questions — timed to the November-December season the webinar and Seasonal Calendar page are both preparing for. Whether the agent eventually gets write access to campaigns or stays advisory is not something these entries settle.

Recent moves

  1. 7d ago

    Meet Sidenote: Your Built-In AI Popup Expert 🤖

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    Sidenote is the first AI surface in Sleeknote's visible history, and it lands as an advisor rather than a builder: it reads the account's own campaign data and answers what is working and what to try next. It moves the product's centre of gravity from composing campaigns to interpreting them.

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  2. 12d ago

    [Danish] Gratis webinar om gamification 🇩🇰

    A Danish-language webinar on gamified campaigns for the November-December season, published to the same feed as the product notes. It is demand generation rather than a product change, though it does name which campaign types — calendars, wheels, scratch cards, quizzes — Sleeknote is pushing into the holiday quarter.

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  3. 15d ago

    New page: Seasonal Calendar 🗓️

    An inspiration page collecting seasonal campaign ideas, from Tour de France and VIP weeks through Black Week and Christmas, each with a note on how it works. It adds reference material around the builder rather than anything the builder can now do.

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  4. 3mo ago

    Learn to Earn is Live 🎓

    A campaign format where visitors work through short lessons about the brand before claiming their reward, aimed squarely at the visitor who takes a discount and leaves. It extends the existing gamified family rather than opening a new surface, but it is the first format built on teaching instead of chance.

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  5. 4mo ago

    Keep Showing Teaser After Interaction 📌

    Teasers can now stay on screen after a visitor opens or submits them, with the existing close, show-count and page-targeting rules still ending them. Small, but it is exactly the shape of most shipped work here: a hard-coded behaviour turned into a setting in the campaign builder.

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  6. 5mo ago

    New integration: Sleeknote x Rule.io 🇸🇪

    A direct connection into Rule.io carrying field mapping, custom-data enrichment and signup context such as page and masked IP. The Swedish framing places it in Sleeknote's home region, so this reads as depth in the Nordic market rather than broad integration coverage.

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