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How it works

From one sentence to real replies

Six steps. Your crew does four of them. You set the goal, you approve every email, and you can see what is happening and why at every point.

Set your first goal See worked examples

Your goal

Meet heads of finance at logistics firms in Germany and the Netherlands.

  • ScoutFound 24 people at 19 firms
  • Checker21 verified, 3 waiting for you
  • Writer21 drafts in German and Dutch
  • Courier5 sent today, next at 09:30 Berlin

3 drafts waiting for your approval

The six steps

Follow one goal through the crew

Scroll the steps. The app window beside them shows each screen as you reach it.

  1. 01Your step

    Set your goal in one sentence

    Write what you want the way you would say it to a colleague, in any of 8+ languages. Meetings, referrals, replies, intros or fundraising. Reach reads who you want to reach and why.

    What you see
    Your goal, read back to you as a short plan: who, where and what each crew member will do.
    Your call
    Fix anything Reach read wrong before it starts.

  2. 02Scout

    Scout finds the people

    Scout searches the open web for companies that match, then the people inside them in the role you asked for. Each name comes with a short reason it fits. People you already talk to are left out.

    What you see
    Scout at work, live on a globe, and the list growing as it goes.
    Your call
    Narrow by size or place, and skip anyone who is not a fit.
    More on Scout

  3. 03Checker

    Checker verifies every email twice

    Each work address must be backed by independent sources and confirmed by a mailbox check. Personal addresses never count as work email. An address that once bounced is never used again.

    What you see
    Each address marked verified, likely or unsure, with where it came from.
    Your call
    Decide on the unsure ones. They wait on Checker's desk until you do.
    More on Checker

  4. 04Writer

    Writer drafts one email per person

    Writer opens with something true about each person from their public work, ties it to your goal in a sentence or two and writes in their language: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian or Finnish. Formal where that is the norm.

    What you see
    Every draft, side by side with why Writer chose that opening.
    Your call
    Edit any word. Your changes are what gets sent.
    More on Writer

  5. 05Your step

    You approve every email

    Nothing is sent until you say yes. Approve one at a time or a batch you have read. Skip anyone. Pause the whole goal with one switch.

    What you see
    Your outbox: what is ready, what is waiting on you, what is scheduled.
    Your call
    The final say, on every single email.

  6. 06Courier

    Courier sends from your mailbox

    Approved emails go out from your own Gmail at 09:30 on a weekday in the recipient's time zone. A new mailbox warms up from 5 emails a day to 20. Follow-ups go on day 3 and day 7, and stop the moment someone replies. Opt-outs and each country's consent rules are handled for you.

    What you see
    Replies in your own inbox, and a clear record of what went out and when.
    Your call
    Take the conversation from there. It is your mailbox and your relationship.
    More on Courier
  1. Your goal
  2. Scout finds
  3. Checker verifies
  4. Writer drafts
  5. You approve
  6. Courier sends

YouStep 1 of 6: Set your goal in one sentence

New goal

Meet heads of finance at logistics firms in Germany and the Netherlands.

Reach read it as

  • Who Heads of finance
  • Where Germany, the Netherlands
  • Kind Meetings
  • Writes in German, Dutch
Start the crew

Always yours

The crew does the legwork. You keep every decision.

Nothing goes out without your yes

Approve one at a time or a batch you have read. Skip anyone.

Edit any word

Your changes are what gets sent.

One switch to pause

Pause the whole goal and nothing more is sent. Resume when you are ready.

Your mailbox, your relationships

Emails go from your own Gmail and replies land in your own inbox. You take the conversation from there.

Common questions

How long does a goal take to start?
You can set a goal in a minute. Scout starts at once, and you review drafts as they arrive.
Can I stop a goal halfway?
Yes. Pause it with one switch and nothing more is sent. Resume when you are ready.
Do I need to connect my mailbox first?
You can set a goal and read drafts first. Connect your Gmail when you are ready to send.

Set your first goal today

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