Most tools find a list. Others write messages.
ScoutChase connects the two. Scout finds the context. Chase uses it. You decide what happens in between.
- ResearchWhat’s happening there, and why it fits
- JudgmentYou decide who is worth it
- OutreachA message built on that research
The research is the work, and nobody has time for it.
Finding someone worth talking to means reading: what a company is doing, whether the timing makes sense, who would care. Done properly it takes an afternoon per handful of names, so most people skip it or send something generic.
The usual alternative is a platform: a database, a sequencer, a CRM and a week of setup. Reasonable for a sales team; a lot to ask of a founder, a recruiting desk or someone looking for their next role.
ScoutChase takes the one thing you know, what a good opportunity looks like, and does the reading. You stay the one who decides.
See how it worksDesigned and built by Matt McLennan.
Deliberately narrow: find the opportunity, understand it, start the conversation. Current capabilities and limits are on the product status board.
- 01Multi-tenant from the startEvery record belongs to a workspace, enforced at the data layer rather than in the interface.
- 02Provider-independent agentsScout and Chase aren’t tied to one model or data provider, so either can be swapped without a rewrite.
- 03A real design systemThe app is built from a documented component library; this site uses the same one.
- 04Tested where it mattersAutomated coverage over the workspace boundary, the matching logic and the review workflow.
See the research, then decide.
Walk the whole loop in the demo on fictional data. Nothing is sent to anyone.