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Early access. We build this with the first 10 customers.

Whoever answers first owns the thread. You get the matching post one minute after it goes up, with a draft reply, while nobody has answered yet.

The second reply is only a comment under somebody else's conversation. We read every new public post against criteria you wrote yourself and deliver the matches to your API endpoint within a minute, each with a score, one line of reasoning and a reply you can send as it stands.

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No product to log into yet. One email field and two honest questions about price.

Running right now, on real posts

One criterion, live, for everybody who opens this page. Every five minutes we read what is new on Hacker News, Reddit and Bluesky and score it. What you see below came in today, not from a screenshot.

The criterion, word for word as the scorer gets it

A company or founder announces growth: a funding round, new sales hires, or expansion into a new market.

Last 24 hours: 65 posts read, 0 worth sending. Reading a lot and sending almost nothing is the job.

Nothing has matched recently. These are the newest posts we read and the score we gave them. A row of honest misses is the same proof as a hit: we are reading, and we are not sending you noise.

This is one single demo criterion, the same for every visitor. A customer writes their own, in their own words, and receives only their own matches, on their own endpoint, within a minute.

Three matches, and the clock on each one

Written by people doing outbound today. Each one shows when the post went up, when it reached the endpoint, and when the first reply in the thread appeared.

Criterion, written in plain text

A Head of Sales or RevOps at a B2B company posts that they are moving CRM, or that the sales stack they have is costing their reps time.

Post at 09:41on your endpoint at 09:42first reply in the thread at 09:47next reply by anyone else at 11:20
Sent to youscore 0.94LinkedIn

Six weeks into the CRM migration and my reps still log calls in a spreadsheet, because nobody trusts the new fields. If you have done this with a team of 30, tell me what you cut.

Draft reply that came with it: The spreadsheet is usually the honest list of the fields reps actually need. Which of them made it into the new layout?

Not sentscore 0.19LinkedIn

Proud to be a certified CRM implementation partner. Book your free migration audit. (link)

Why not: A vendor post with the right words in it. Nobody there is moving anything.

Criterion, written in plain text

A startup in my segment announces a Series A and starts hiring SDRs or account executives in the same weeks.

Post at 14:08on your endpoint at 14:09first reply in the thread at 14:13next reply by anyone else at 15:02
Sent to youscore 0.91LinkedIn

We closed our Series A, and the first thing it pays for is an outbound team. Two SDRs and one AE, starting in January. If you have built that from zero, I am listening.

Draft reply that came with it: Two SDRs before the playbook exists is the part most teams end up redoing. What does the first one get handed on day one?

Not sentscore 0.22News

Funding roundup: twelve European B2B startups that raised money this week. (link)

Why not: A roundup with our segment in it. No company in it said what happens next.

Criterion, written in plain text

Someone asks in r/sales or on X for an alternative to a named sales tool, over price or because the alerts are noise. Posted in the last six hours.

Post at 07:12on your endpoint at 07:13first reply in the thread at 07:19next reply by anyone else at 08:41
Sent to youscore 0.89r/sales

Our renewal came in at nearly double and half the contacts bounce anyway. What is everyone actually using for prospecting at a team of six?

Draft reply that came with it: Doubling at renewal is the usual moment people look. Before the tool question: do you need the list first, or the signal that someone is already in motion?

Not sentscore 0.23X

Our 2026 comparison table of the big three sales platforms is live. (link)

Why not: Names the same tools, but nobody there is looking to move.

Three speeds. The speed is the price.

Same engine, same criteria, same scoring, same draft reply. The only thing that changes is how long the match belongs to you alone.

Relevance Now

Latency: within 1 minute, exclusive

Every match reaches your API endpoint or webhook within a minute of the post going up, with a score, one line of reasoning and a draft reply. Exclusive: for as long as you hold that criterion, nobody else here gets that match.

What it costs per month is the first question at the bottom of this page. Nothing is fixed yet.

Relevance Later

Latency: the same match, 60 minutes later, shared

Identical hits, identical score, identical draft reply, released after 60 minutes and no longer yours alone. Enough for research, for a weekly roundup, or for a market you are only watching. By then the thread usually has its first answers.

For people who want the signal but not the race.

Relevance Daily

Latency: 14 days free, one digest per day

One email a day with everything that matched, for two weeks, at no cost. It tells you whether your criteria are right. It does not make you first: everything in it is hours old by the time you read it.

After the 14 days we ask you to move to Relevance Now, because that is the part that wins threads.

How it works

  1. You write your criteria as sentences, in your own words, not as boolean keyword strings.
  2. We read every new public post from LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Hacker News and news sites against them and score it.
  3. A match leaves for your endpoint in the same minute the post appeared, with score, one line of reasoning and a draft reply you can edit and post.
  4. The hard filter is what makes that minute possible. Nobody answers within a minute when 50 alerts a day are coming in.

What this is today, honestly

There is nothing to log into. We are taking the first 10 customers, running their criteria by hand against real posts for a day, and showing them what comes back before anyone pays anything. The one minute is what we build towards, and the first customers see real timestamps instead of a promise. If the hits are not worth reading, you owe us nothing and we learn something. The waitlist costs nothing either way.

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One field and two questions. The two questions are what this page exists for.

Required. There is no right answer, and picking 0 still gets you on the list.

Required. Per lead, not per month. Answer with the number you would really pay.