The sequence ends. We don't.
Every other tool quits after the last step. We keep watching your audience, connected to you or not yet, and reach out the day there's a real reason. Feed weekly, drafts ready, you approve, replies land in your inbox
Teams already running on B2B Signals
Your buyers' inboxes are full of AI slop
Fourteen AI messages a day. “Hope this finds you well.” “Quick question.” “I noticed you're the CEO.” Your buyers stopped reading, and the numbers show it. The problem isn't your product or your market. It's touching people with no reason, then leaving forever when they don't answer.
Paste your website, upload a list, or hand over a CRM export. We build the audience and put every person on watch.
How it works
Point us at your audience
Paste your website, upload a list, or hand over a CRM export. Any of the three works. We build the audience and put every person in it on watch.
We pick who's worth reaching today
A job change, a hiring post, something they wrote. We catch it the day it happens and put it at the top of your feed with the reason spelled out.
Connect or reconnect with a reason
You approve every word, one key each. We execute from your LinkedIn within safe limits. Replies land in your inbox.
“Congrats on the two SDR hires, Marta. How are you planning their first lists?”
The messages are why teams stay
A reason counts only if the person did something you can name back to them.
No “Hope this finds you well.” No [COMPANY] merge tags. Short, pitch-free, and every one approved by a human before it leaves.
Honest numbers
Your prospects deserve real touches, not AI messeges
Buyers stopped replying to robot messages. So we use AI only where it earns its keep: finding the reason, watching the account, running the follow-ups. The conversation stays human.
AI for the work. Never for the conversation.
Every message is approved by a human before it leaves. Your prospects talk to you, not to a bot. Real connections, real conversations.
Who it's for
B2B founders selling themselves
Your network is the pipeline, but there's no time to work it. We watch it and hand you the five conversations worth having this week.
Sales teams with a real ICP
Your SDRs spend the day researching and drafting. We do both, they approve and talk. The cold list in your CRM becomes a watched audience.
Agencies running client outbound
One audience per client, every message signed off before it leaves. Reason-led touches keep client accounts safe and reply rates defensible.
Pricing
Prefer working from Claude or Codex? Every plan includes our MCP: find people, check signals, approve and launch outreach without leaving the chat.
Self-serve
Done with you
Done for you
Our team builds the audience by hand, runs the whole loop and hands you the meetings booked.
Monthly strategy call, private Slack.
FAQ
Are the messages actually personal, or templates with my name on them?+−
Every first line quotes something the person actually did, a post, a hire, a job change. If we can't quote it, we don't reach out. And you approve every word before it leaves.
Do you find the audience, or do I bring my own?+−
Both. Paste your website and we build it, or upload a list / CRM export. Either way, every person goes on watch and surfaces only when there's a reason.
Is my LinkedIn account safe?+−
We execute from your account within LinkedIn's daily limits, at human pace, with warm touches before requests. Reason-led outreach also gets reported far less, people don't flag messages that speak to them.
What does this replace?+−
The stack: a scraper for finding, a table tool for enrichment, a writing bot, a sender, and the glue between them. One system, one audience, one feed.
How fast do I see the first reasons?+−
Audience in minutes, first reasons by tomorrow morning. The feed fills up over the first week as the watchers pick up signals.
What happens when someone doesn't reply?+−
They stay watched. When a real trigger appears, next week or next quarter, they come back to your feed with the reason attached. That's what makes an audience an asset instead of a burned list.