Oxygen relaunch

Today we're relaunching Oxygen.

The past 6 weeks have been very intense.

We crossed 330 users, got a lot of feedback from customers and agency partners, and used all of it to rebuild the product and ship our new landing page.

The vision is very simple:

Unify the go-to-market stack into one infrastructure that agents can operate on.

This comes from doing GTM for years and honestly being very annoyed that every campaign needed 9 different tools stitched together.

One tool for sourcing. One for enrichment. One for email. One for LinkedIn. One for workflows. One for CRM. One for reporting. Then a bunch of scripts and CSVs in between.

On average, we save our customers $640/month on tooling alone.

But the bigger gain is productivity.

You can launch campaigns faster because everything lives in one place. The data, the signals, the copy, the workflow state, the CRM updates, the replies.

And that matters even more in the agent era.

Agents get much better when they can read the whole GTM context instead of jumping between disconnected tools.

That is what we are building Oxygen for.

AI is the intelligence layer, but it needs a source of action and truth.

So Oxygen gives your agent the actual infrastructure underneath:

→ AI CRM → Database for leads, accounts, signals and campaigns → 40+ managed data vendors → AI and enrichment columns → Native multichannel sequencer → Workflows you can build from a prompt → BYOK if you want full control and no vendor lock-in

Instead of stitching together a GTM stack, you can now run the whole motion from Claude Code or Codex.

Source leads. Enrich them. Write personalized messaging. Launch outbound. Route replies. Update CRM. Improve the next batch.

All in one place.

This is still early, but the direction is clear.

The GTM stack is collapsing into infrastructure that agents can operate.

And Oxygen is our bet on what that should look like.

New landing page is live: oxygen-agent.com