3 min readUpdated 6 Aug 2026

Scribbify Build Log: What We’re Shipping Across Six Products

A living record of what Scribbify is building across Serpify, LeadSpidey, TaskSpidey, ScrapeGoodLeads, TravelSpidey and WanderlyGPT.

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This is the public build log for the six products operating under Scribbify. It records what each product is built to remove, where it currently stands and the decisions that shape what we ship next.

The log starts on 6 August 2026. Earlier Serpify milestones remain in the original 2023 product log. For the other products, this page begins with their verified current position instead of inventing unrecorded launch history.

Every Scribbify product began with work we were already doing. The software came after the bottleneck.

How this build log works

Future entries will record the operating problem, what changed, why we chose that change, what we learned from real use and what remains unresolved. Release dates describe when an update entered this public log unless an original launch date is explicitly stated.

6 August 2026: the studio log goes public

We consolidated the products into one evidence library and opened a shared build log. The purpose is not to publish a stream of feature announcements. It is to show the reasoning behind the systems, including trade-offs and operational lessons that do not fit on a product page.

Serpify

The problem: SEO agencies were spending recurring time checking rankings, organising keywords and preparing client updates.

Current role: Serpify provides rank tracking for SEO agencies, including on-demand checks, geographic and language targeting, reporting workflows and competitor context.

Public record: Serpify was publicly relaunched on 2 May 2023. The first paid user arrived on 19 May. Automated checks, email reporting, preferred-page tracking, keyword research, multiple-recipient reporting, custom branding, SMTP settings and competitor tracking followed through July 2023.

Read why we built Serpify or visit serpifyapp.com.

LeadSpidey

The problem: inbound leads lose intent while they wait for a team member to reply, qualify them and arrange the next step.

Current role: LeadSpidey responds to inbound enquiries, qualifies them through email and WhatsApp and moves suitable leads toward the calendar.

Log status: Live product. Added to the public studio log on 6 August 2026. Visit leadspidey.com.

TaskSpidey

The problem: delivery teams struggle to see which deadlines and dependencies deserve attention across several client projects.

Current role: TaskSpidey reads project deadlines and dependencies, identifies the work that matters today and supports status-update preparation.

Log status: Live product. Added to the public studio log on 6 August 2026. Visit taskspidey.com.

ScrapeGoodLeads

The problem: prospect research, ICP verification, email validation and first-draft outreach consume research time before a campaign can begin.

Current role: ScrapeGoodLeads finds prospects, checks fit, validates email deliverability and prepares outreach drafts.

Log status: Live product. Added to the public studio log on 6 August 2026. Visit scrapegoodleads.com.

TravelSpidey

The problem: travel operations often split client files, payments and delivery across several tools and a spreadsheet.

Current role: TravelSpidey brings the core travel operation into one dashboard so teams can manage client work from a shared system.

Log status: Live product. Added to the public studio log on 6 August 2026. Visit travelspidey.com.

WanderlyGPT

The problem: building a useful travel itinerary can consume a full working day of research, sequencing and writing.

Current role: WanderlyGPT turns a travel prompt into a structured itinerary in minutes.

Log status: Live product. Added to the public studio log on 6 August 2026. Visit wanderlygpt.com.

What we will publish next

The next useful entries are not necessarily the biggest releases. They are the decisions that reveal how the products operate: where automation needs human review, how a workflow changes after real use, which feature request we reject and what breaks when a system meets an exception.

That is what turns a product log into evidence. It shows not only that something shipped, but whether the team understands the work the software should improve.

Explore the Scribbify evidence library, review all six products, or bring us the bottleneck inside your own operation.

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