Copy is locked. The 2.0 name is confirmed (Callum + Jamie, 16 July), the sidebar is back in as a customisable, contained panel, Reporting has become Insights, and the beta tag drops on the 21st. Execution is feature-led in app and in email, story-led on social and PR. Michaela is refining the carousel from locked copy and editable SVG mockups; Callum locked the video scripts. Everything below matches the locked set.
Net effect: the visible change on the 21st is real but modest, framed as "make it yours", never as a redesign. The growth story still carries the launch; the sidebar is the bonus line, not the lead.
The launch becomes a milestone, not a reveal. A growth story is stronger for this exact scope: it does not claim novelty, it claims trajectory. Features that have been landing steadily stop being a weakness and become the evidence.
Sources: Callum's messaging kit (the journey ladder, the back office thread, the honesty check) and Michaela's brand thread: supporting you every step of the way, and the seeds of growth story, which is about helping people start small, grow with confidence, and keep investing in what they are building.
We've watched clinicians who started solo grow into 10 and 20 person practices. That's your work, your care, your reputation. We're proud Carepatron got to grow alongside you, and 2.0 is us keeping up: the platform for the practice you've become.
Decided 17 July: named customer stories are out of the launch comms entirely. The locked assets are feature-led, with the growth frame doing the narrative work; the story register lives on social and PR. Customer stories become sustain-phase upside if permissions ever land, nothing at launch depends on them.
One campaign line, one support line, and a journey ladder that maps the five launch features to the five stages of a growing practice. This is the single best set, synthesised from three drafts: Claude, Codex GPT-5.6, and Callum's kit.
More time for care, from the first client. A briefing before the session, a live transcript during it, and a signable SOAP or DAP note when you're done. Free, and never trained on your data.
Carried by AI Scribe V3, already liveBring on associates and trainees with confidence. Your team signs and submits their notes, and you review, approve or send changes from one queue, with an activity log keeping every step on record.
Carried by supervision, built in · never "co-sign" (matches help docs)Growth should not become a billing headache. The new billing overview shows where every appointment stands, all in one list, so nothing slips through. For US practices, managed billing takes claims end to end, credentialing included.
Carried by the billing overview · managed billing stays qualitative, US comms onlySee the whole practice and decide what's next. Revenue, appointments and notes in one dashboard, compared against last period, plus a report library.
Carried by Insights (Dashboard + Reports) · beta tag drops on the 21st, not beforeThe platform opens up to the rest of your stack. Client endpoints first, with docs live at developer.carepatron.com.
Carried by the public API · announced on the 21st, client endpoints per the locked carouselPlus one for everyone, before the ladder starts: Make it yours. Customisable navigation is the delighter every user can see on day one: reorder the tools you use every day, hide the ones you don't, and get a calmer workspace that stays out of your way.
One set, no variants. Reconciled against Michaela's locked carousel, Callum's locked video scripts, the two supervision help articles and the 14 July claims check. Copy buttons on every block.
Story led, no feature list, no offer. Staged as Customer.io broadcast 165 (template 630, sender support@). Final body below; Carlos schedules tonight.
Same Lovable layout as before: hero image left, what is new right, one call to action. Michaela's seeds of growth visual replaces the UI screenshot that no longer exists.
Tracked responses: "2.0 Learn More" on the CTA. Staged as a draft in Customer.io for Carlos to enable, per the standing rule.
This draft came out of the Codex pass nearly whole and it is the strongest single asset in the launch. The second to last paragraph is the solo guardrail, written as a belief rather than a disclaimer. Keep it.
The carousel is FINAL: Michaela's 9-slide build (LinkedIn + Instagram, warm photographic cover, white UI-mockup cards, purple closer). Copy locked 16 July; editable SVG mockups handed over 17 July. Two versions: public social and a tactical paid cut, each with a US variant (slide 6 managed billing) and a non-US variant (slide 6 out). Three typos to fix in her build: "Done for your" is "Done for you" (6/9), "and your review" is "and you review" (4/9), "everyday" is "every day" (2/9).
Per the 16 July call, a "2.0 is just the start" roadmap teaser joins the deck: high-level themes only (improved workflows, AI concierge), nothing specific.
Shot on iPhone + mic, UI layered in post. Two cuts: US (with managed billing) and non-US (that section out). Callum also adapted this into a shorter outbound version for prospects, with Carlos to review. The managed billing line is spoken in the US cut only.
The direction is locked and with Michaela. Warm photographic covers, white cards carrying abstract, simplified UI mockups (the Heidi register, like the new website), the growth story in the type. Jamie and Callum reviewed Carlos's mock-ups on the 16th: strong first draft, echoes of Superpower, Function Health and Shopify; Michaela refines from here. Copy is locked, direction is clear.
Each feature slide is a warm cover with a white rounded card holding a simplified, abstract product mockup, not a raw screenshot. The seven mockups were rebuilt as editable SVGs with live paths, named layers, real text and brand hex fills (zip handed to Michaela 17 July), so she can restyle every element in Illustrator or Figma.
Named customer story tiles are out of launch creative. The growth story is carried by the campaign line and the journey copy instead.
| Asset | Channel | Owner | Ready by | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teaser email | Customer.io broadcast 165 | Carlos + Claude | Schedules tonight, 17 July | Final copy locked; story led, no feature list |
| Launch email × 3 variants | Customer.io | Carlos + Claude | 18 July | Payers, trial and free with offer, lapsed with reset trial; US-only managed billing block; staged as drafts |
| In-app modal | Customer.io campaign 88 (draft) | Carlos + Claude, hero from Michaela | 18 July | Update copy to final; swap hero image, set CTA URL and trigger segment before launch |
| Video, US + non-US cuts | Social, landing page | Callum script (locked), Maddy or Emily present | Shoot pending staging access | iPhone + mic, UI layered in post; shorter outbound cut with Carlos for review |
| Landing page (2.0 hub) | Web | Carlos + Claude | 16 July draft, live 21st | Ladder as the page structure; customer stories as proof blocks |
| Blog post and release notes | Web and help docs | Carlos + Claude, Priya publishes | 18 July | Long form of the launch email plus the founder note |
| Founder post + breadcrumbs | Draft ready now, Jamie owns | To Jamie 14 July | Breadcrumbs 17 and 18 July, main post on the 21st | |
| Carousel, 9 slides × 2 versions | LinkedIn + Instagram, plus tactical paid cut | Michaela refining from locked copy + SVG mockups, Jasper ships paid | 18 July | US and non-US variants; fix the three typos; add the roadmap teaser slide |
| SEM copy refresh | Google Ads | Jasper | 20 July | Headlines above; landing page as destination |
| PR note | Press | Callum | 18 July | Growth milestone angle; company metrics carry the investor read |
| SDR one-pager and talk track | Sales | Carlos + Claude, Glenn distributes | 16 July | Stage question as the discovery opener |
| Stage spotlights × 4 | Email, social, paid | Carlos + Claude | Weekly from 22 July | Reporting, supervisor, billing list + API, Scribe + stories |
More than 4,500 paying workspaces hear the story about themselves: their growth is the subject, the features are how Carepatron kept pace. For team workspaces, supervisor sign-off and Reporting out of beta are genuinely new value; for solos, the message is that the path ahead is already paved. No discount for this group.
Login modalLaunch emailStage spotlightsHelp docsPeople in the funnel get the seeds of growth promise plus the launch offer: begin at stage one knowing stages two through five are already built. The annual option speaks to practices arriving with a team.
Launch email with offerLifecycle flowsIn-appThe growth story is strongest here: the person who left probably outgrew what Carepatron was then. Reset trial first, offer near expiry. Sends on verified lists only. The SDR engine pitches the growth stages to the highest value lapsed prospects.
Reactivation sequenceSDR outreachOffer near expiryPaid, PR and founder channels carry the growth story to prospects, US focus. Michaela's carousel does the stopping; the feature slides do the explaining. PR angle is the growth milestone, which quietly carries the raise narrative without a word of it appearing in copy.
CarouselSEMPRFounder postsLanding pageUnchanged mechanics, sharper fit. The growth story gives the annual option a real job: practices arriving with a team think in years, not months.
For trials, free and lapsed users. Code CAREPATRON2, created in Stripe 17 July. Test the redemption end to end before any copy that mentions it goes out (the JUL1 lesson). Ends Friday 7 August.
Elevated from afterthought to the team-sized door: the natural choice for the exact audience the growth story attracts. Needs its own coupon verified in Stripe before the line ships anywhere.
Same three from v1, plus one the growth story earns: expansion inside the base.
Beat the roughly 400 a month baseline visibly. Exact target from June actuals in PostHog after week one.
Lapsed logins, conversions off reset trials, SDR demo bookings on the growth talk track.
Seat additions and plan upgrades in existing workspaces after launch. If the growth story works, teams grow inside the product.
Modal click through, email engagement, landing page traffic, founder post and PR pickup.
Callum and Jamie confirmed the name: not enough new features coming in the short-to-medium term to justify saving "2.0", and the early Notion and ClickUp 2.0s were feature-led, not UI-led. The sidebar's contained panel and customisable navigation give a modest visible signal, framed as "make it yours", never as a redesign. Reengagement comms are the primary use case and the label works for that.
Dropped from all launch comms. The locked assets are feature-led; nothing depends on named practices or the seat-growth stat. Stories become sustain-phase upside if permissions ever land.
Callum's kit has a full honesty check and this plan inherits it: no AI suggested ICD-10, no multi session Ask AI, no "under two minutes", no "co-sign", RCM stays qualitative and US only. Insights beta-tag drop is confirmed for the 21st (do not say it early); API promise is limited to client endpoints. Never "CND" externally.
They are the majority of the base. Every asset keeps the "whether it's just you or a team of twenty" register, and the founder post states it as a belief. Watch unsubscribe and complaint rates on the launch send for an early signal.
The JUL1 code was dead when a campaign referenced it. CAREPATRON2 was created on the 17th; redeem it end to end in Stripe (and verify the separate annual coupon) before Variant 2 or any offer copy stages. The teaser is safe: it mentions no offer.
The May blast hit 9% bounces. Lapsed segments only go through MillionVerifier cleaned lists, and generic newsletters pause during launch week to limit stacking.
One coordinated moment that bundles everything the team has shipped into a single story. The date is fixed. Some of the product is already live, so the 21st is a communications moment more than a product flip.
Slogan style framings failed the sniff test. They read as marketing speak, they overclaim what an incremental release can cash, and they are forgettable. The strongest launches in this style, like Linear and Notion releases, have no slogan at all. The headline is the version number and the content does the convincing.
The refreshed interface is the one change every user sees on their next login, so the promise verifies itself. Before and after visuals stop the scroll. The 5 features prove there is depth behind the new face.
Asset hierarchy: the new look opens, the feature rundown follows with Scribe V3 first among equals, and the founder story closes.
Scope was confirmed on 10 July but Workflows has slipped once already. Reconfirm the list with Jamie and David before copy locks on 16 July.
One headline, one support line, 5 feature messages. Every asset draws from this pool so the launch sounds like one voice everywhere. Each feature message is a promise first and a proof second: lead with what the practitioner gets, then show the thing that makes it true.
First drafts for every channel, written to lift straight into Customer.io, LinkedIn or a brief. Use the copy buttons. Everything below follows the messaging house and the voice rules. Two full copy sets exist: Claude (variant A) and Codex GPT-5.6 (variant B). Switch between them with the toggle in the top bar; it swaps the messaging house and every draft on this page.
Short and visual. One cropped or blurred glimpse of the new interface, no feature list, no offer. The subject line test here feeds the launch day pick.
Same spine for all 3: new look hero, 5 feature blocks, founder note excerpt, one call to action. The variants change only the opening and the close.
Lovable style: hero image left, what is new right, one call to action, no backdrop dismiss. Michaela supplies the hero. Customer.io cannot render a dismiss button overlaid on an image, so the layout keeps them separate.
Tracked responses: "2.0 Learn More" on the CTA so we can segment engaged users for feature spotlight follow ups. Staged as a draft in Customer.io for Carlos to enable, per the standing rule.
The human layer. Drafted for Jamie to make his own; the arc matters more than the exact words. A shorter cut of this becomes the founder note inside the launch email and blog post.
The carousel is the workhorse: one slide per feature, before and after on the cover. Callum builds v1, Michaela polishes, Jasper ships to Meta and LinkedIn.
The re-engagement engine pitches 2.0 to the highest value lapsed prospects. Before launch it is a tease; after launch it is the reason to book.
One signature device, one visual system, one asset matrix. The creative job is to make "brand new" undeniable at a glance, using only real product. No mockups, no invented interfaces, no stock.
Every hero visual is the same idea: old Carepatron next to new Carepatron. It is the most honest possible proof of the hook, it works at every size from a Meta feed to the landing page, and no competitor can copy it.
Executions: split image for email heroes, swipe reveal for the carousel cover, an interactive slider on the landing page, and a 15 second screen pan for any video that materialises.
| Asset | Channel | Owner | Ready by | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teaser email | Customer.io, all audiences | Carlos + Claude | 14 July | Cropped or blurred new interface glimpse; subject line A/B feeds launch day |
| Launch email × 3 variants | Customer.io | Carlos + Claude | 17 July | Payers, trial and free with offer, lapsed with reset trial; staged as drafts |
| In-app modal | Customer.io in-app | Carlos + Claude, hero from Michaela | 17 July | Lovable layout; tracked responses for follow up segments |
| Landing page (2.0 hub) | Web | Carlos + Claude | 16 July draft, live on the 21st | Before and after slider, 5 feature sections, founder note, offer block |
| Blog post and release notes | Web and help docs | Carlos + Claude, Priya publishes | 18 July | Long form version of the launch email; help docs updated per feature |
| Founder post + breadcrumbs | Claude drafts, Jamie owns | Draft 14 July for his review | Breadcrumbs 17 and 18 July, main post on the 21st | |
| Carousel, 6 slides | Meta and LinkedIn paid | Callum v1, Michaela polish, Jasper ships | 18 July | Before and after cover, one feature per slide |
| SEM copy refresh | Google Ads | Jasper | 20 July | RSA headlines above; landing page as destination |
| PR note | Press | Callum | 18 July | Angle: platform relaunch plus founder story; embargo for the 21st |
| SDR one-pager and talk track | Sales | Carlos + Claude, Glenn distributes | 16 July | Seed version now, full pitch version for the 21st |
| Feature spotlights × 4 | Email, social, paid | Carlos + Claude | Weekly from 22 July | Reporting, Scribe V3, API, supervisor and billing |
More than 4,500 paying workspaces see the new interface on login. The message is momentum: here is what is new and why it matters to your practice. No discount for this group. The features are the gift.
Login modalLaunch emailHelp docsFeature spotlightsPeople in the funnel right now get the launch as their conversion trigger, paired with the launch offer. The email variant leads with the new look and closes with the offer and its end date.
Launch email with offerLifecycle flowsIn-appLapsed workspaces have had their trials reset. The reset trial is the hook at launch. The $1 offer lands near trial expiry, not on day one, so the product gets first go at winning them back. Sends use verified lists only. The SDR engine pitches 2.0 to the highest value lapsed prospects.
Reactivation sequenceSDR outreachOffer near expiryPaid social, SEM, PR and Jamie's LinkedIn carry the launch to people who have never tried Carepatron, with a US focus. Before and after visuals plus the founder story give the creative something real to show.
Meta and LinkedIn carouselSEMPRFounder postsLanding pageDo not invent a new mechanic 11 days out. The $1 construct is proven, and the launch supplies the two things repeated discounts lack: a legitimate reason and a real deadline.
For trials, free and lapsed users. Framed as the 2.0 launch offer with a new promo code. Ends Friday 7 August, proposed.
For larger practices that would never pay monthly. The 4 July test showed this underperforms as the lead, so it plays support.
Test the promo code end to end in Stripe before the teaser mentions any offer. The JUL1 code was dead on arrival last time.
Measure everything from day one. Commit to exact numbers after the first week of data.
Beat the roughly 400 a month baseline visibly. The exact target comes from June actuals in PostHog.
Lapsed logins, conversions off reset trials, and SDR demo bookings. Jamie models 300 to 400 bookings a month.
Modal click through, email engagement, landing page traffic, LinkedIn and PR pickup.
The hook is the new look, so clean captures of the new interface gate every asset. Chase Jason's link first thing. If it slips past 14 July, the teaser ships with an abstract visual instead.
Dylan's overview videos and the explainer are uncertain. The plan assumes no video. Anything that arrives becomes upside slotted into the sustain phase.
Workflows has already slipped once. Reconfirm the 5 features and the Reporting beta removal with Jamie and David before copy locks on 16 July. Confirm engineering actually removes the beta tag on the 21st, because out of beta is a copy claim we have to verify.
The Scribe, Reporting and Supervisor lines in the messaging house are drafted from meeting notes. Verify every claim against release notes before anything ships. No unverified product claims, ever.
The JUL1 code was dead when a campaign referenced it. Test the new code and the annual coupon end to end in Stripe before the teaser goes out.
The May blast to about 195,000 lapsed contacts hit 9% bounces and dented deliverability. Full send is accepted for the launch, but lapsed segments only go through MillionVerifier cleaned lists, and generic newsletters pause during launch week to limit stacking after last week's over-messaging complaints.
Some product is already live. Confirm with Jason and David what actually flips on the 21st and at what hour, so the modal and emails match the product state people see.