Knowzilla

This is clever. My only worry is that I'd be so focused on reading the suggestion that I'd stop actually listening. Is that just a me problem, or did you run into that during testing? Did it get easier after a few calls? Congrats on the launch!

Curious how this handles long-cycle deals — government BD in particular runs 6-18 months from first contact to award. The "guiding every deal" concept is interesting but most sales AI I've seen is optimized for 30-90 day cycles.Does Knowzilla have any concept of deal stages that extend that far out, or is it more focused on standard commercial pipelines?

Looks pretty interesting! Is this solution positioned to mainly help SDRs / BDRs and AEs? Or have more technical sellers like Enterprise AEs or Sales Engineers been using this as well? I can image with younger and less technical salespeople this is really useful but also curios to learn how more technical salespeople use it or get value out of it. Keep up the good work!

Standard sales training often collapses under the pressure of a live call. I have spent a large part of my career designing consultative processes and managing sales teams; the primary hurdle is always ensuring that a strategic framework actually translates to a real-time conversation. I admire that Knowzilla is using AI to solve these problems. Provides the situational awareness required to handle complex objections without the mental tax of searching through playbooks is gold. This looks like a sharp, pragmatic solution for organizations that prioritize precision over guesswork.

Interesting take on the live call guidance problem. We ran a 15-person sales team at our IT services company and the biggest gap was always tribal knowledge — senior reps knew the answers to tough objections but junior reps would freeze. How are you handling the knowledge ingestion side? Specifically curious whether Knowzilla pulls from closed-won deal recordings or if the team has to manually build the knowledge base upfront. That bootstrap phase is usually where these tools stall.

The Playbook creation flow is already a strong highlight for me. The questions you guide users through are thoughtful and genuinely useful, they help clarify key aspects of the product and provide a solid high-level overview. That alone adds a lot of value.The call assistant is another standout feature. Getting immediate analysis after a meeting is incredibly practical and can save a lot of time when reviewing conversations or extracting insights.I did run into an issue with the Playground, specifically the email practice feature. When I clicked the button to start, nothing happened.Regarding the call assistant, I tested it in a language other than English, and the results weren’t as accurate. Improving multilingual performance could be a great area for future development and would definitely broaden the product’s appeal.Overall, this is a solid and interesting project with a lot of potential. Wishing the team all the best with the launch and what’s ahead! 🚀

Hey Liina! Love the idea! How do you ensure that the library has all the up-to-date information? does it self-refresh or it needs someone (e.g. RevOps) to take care of that?

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Liina, I've been selling and growing things for decades (yikes, sounds old) some things kept repeating itself. So we built Knowzilla to fix it: people can sit through endless onboarding and still freeze when a real sales conversation gets hard. I ran a top-performing regional team and kept thinking: selling is not rocket science. You need the right answers and confidence, the rest can be automated.We are a team of sales and engineering leaders - built some unicorns before, now we want to help anyone sell their beautiful idea better.