Signals we analyze
For founders without a sales team yet — paste your product, and we'll hand-pick a small, specific list of developers already dealing with the exact problem you solve.
We turn your product page into a usable audience checkpoint, then use it to hand-pick a small list of people worth talking to.
1. Understand the product
Pull out the product summary, why it matters, and the best audience options from the page you share.
2. Get a hand-picked shortlist
Use the confirmed audience to request a small list — we'll email it to you once it's ready.
3. Write your first messages
Turn each contact's specific reason for fitting into a short, honest opening line.
A handful of specific people — GitHub profile, the reason they fit, and a first‑message angle for each. Enough to start real conversations.
Search result example
| Name | Role | Why they fit | Opener |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priya Raman | Indie developer | Opened an issue asking for exactly this kind of tool | "Saw your issue about this — built something that might help" |
| Tomás Alvarez | Solo founder, side project | Repo shows a hand-written script solving the same problem | "Noticed your script for this — happy to show you an alternative" |
| Hana Kobayashi | Backend engineer | Starred a few similar tools in the past month | "Saw you checking out similar tools — thought this might fit better" |
| Elena Petrova | Freelance developer | Asked in a forum thread if anyone had solved this exact problem | "Saw your question about this — happy to walk you through what we built" |
| Kwame Boateng | Junior engineer, side project | Recently forked a repo trying to patch around the same limitation | "Saw your fork — thought you'd want the finished version instead" |
01
Share what you're building
Paste a product description or link — no sales deck or buyer persona required.
02
We build custom search angles
Turned into specific pain patterns to search for, based on what your product actually solves.
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We match against public technical signals
GitHub activity, repositories, and other public developer sources. Every match comes with the specific reason they fit.
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You get a handful of real people
Not a spreadsheet — a few strong matches, each with a reason to reach out and an opening line, so you can start real conversations.
01
Reference something real
Point to the specific commit, thread, or workaround that shows they have the problem.
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Keep it short
One or two sentences — enough to start a conversation.
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Ask first
Lead with a question about their problem.
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Make replying easy
A yes/no question or a single link gets more replies than "let me know your thoughts."
Order what you need, when you need it. Every contact comes with the same fit reasoning, personalized opener, and outreach template — pick the size that fits.
Starter
100 contacts
Enough for your first real conversations.
Scale
1,000 contacts (or 500 LinkedIn profiles)
For when a handful of contacts isn't enough anymore.
Custom
however many you need
For volume outside the two packs above — priced by how many contacts you order.
If a pack needs adjusting, reply to the email it arrives in and we'll refine it with you.
Why not just focus on organic growth or building a community first?
Organic growth and community-building work, but they're a full-time skill — what looks like luck from the outside is usually months of consistent work from someone who does it for a living. As a solo founder, you don't have that runway. Reaching out directly to a handful of people already dealing with the exact problem you solve is something you can realistically do yourself, in a few hours — and it gets you real feedback and first users faster than waiting for growth to compound.
I've never done outreach before — is this still for me?
Yes — that's exactly who this is for. You get a few specific people to reach out to personally, each with a reason they fit and an opening line.
Won't this feel like spamming people?
No — you're reaching a handful of people, and each message is grounded in something specific and real about their public work.
Is a handful of contacts really enough to get started?
Yes — a few real conversations with people already dealing with your exact problem beats a long list of cold names. That's the whole point.
What if none of these feel right?
Reply to the email and tell us what's off — we'll refine the search with you rather than leave you with a list that doesn't work.
What happens once a handful of contacts isn't enough anymore?
Once you have a real outreach process running and need a bigger, ongoing shortlist instead of a one-off list, that's a different workflow, sized for teams already running outreach: Custom Contact Search →.
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