Sales and lead generation · Web app, 210 countries
A lead-finding web app: pick business types and an area, get local businesses with ratings and contact details, export them — and have AI draft the first cold email.
Prospecting local businesses usually means the same afternoon, over and over: search Google Maps for “cafés in Austin”, open each listing, and copy the name, number and website into a spreadsheet by hand. It is slow, it breaks the moment you change town, and by the time the sheet is finished there is no time left to write anything worth sending.
Search the way you already do on Google Maps — any business type — narrowed by country, region, province and city. The results come back as a clean table and a map: rating, review count, address, phone, website and social profiles for each business. Export to CSV, or come back to any saved search later. For outreach, an optional AI sales analysis reads a business and drafts a ready-to-send cold email in the tone you pick, on your own Anthropic key — which stays in your browser and is never saved on our servers.
Five steps, and only the last one needs anything from the user beyond a few clicks.
Search for business types the way you would on Google Maps, and add as many as you need.
Country, region, province, city — each list narrowed by the one before it.
A table and a map of matching businesses, with ratings, contacts, websites and socials.
Open any business for its hours, description and every way to reach it.
Let AI analyse the business and draft a cold email — or export the list as a CSV.
Free-text business types, as many as you like — restaurants and cafés, dentists and clinics — in one search.
Country, region, province and city in cascading lists, so a search covers exactly the patch you sell into.
Flip between a table of results and the same businesses pinned on a Google map.
Phone, website and Google Maps link for each business, plus extra numbers and Instagram, X and Facebook profiles where they exist.
Insights on a business and a ready-to-send cold email, in the tone you choose — on your own Anthropic key.
Revisit past searches from your history and export any of them to CSV for your CRM. Saved searches live in your browser only.
A sales tool sits between you, us, Google and — if you want it — an AI provider. Step through a search to see who sees what.
Business types and an area, chosen in the browser. Nothing is sent yet.
Map search is a text box, but prospecting happens by territory. A vague or misspelled area returns leads from the wrong town, and nobody notices until the calls start.
A cascading picker — country, region, province, city — where each list is narrowed by the one before. Choose Texas and the next list offers 70 counties to pick from; choose Travis County and it offers that county's cities.
AI-written outreach costs money on every request. Running it on a shared key means paying for everyone's usage; collecting customers' keys means storing secrets on a server.
Bring your own Anthropic key. It is stored in the browser and sent only with that person's own requests, never saved server-side — and searching works without it.
Every search costs Places API calls on the site's own key. Unlimited free searching would turn a useful tool into an open bill.
Free searches return up to ten leads and show a short sponsor message while results load. Anyone who prefers can add their own Google Places key and search on their own quota; unlimited leads are arranged directly.
Captured from the live product — the site, and the app where there is one. Select any screen to enlarge it.
The manual steps between your tools, removed — quotes, bookings, invoices, reminders and handovers running without anybody retyping anything.
A site that loads fast, answers the question the visitor arrived with, and gets maintained every month instead of ageing quietly in the background.
Open it, pick a business type and a city, and the first ten leads are free — no sign-up. The AI analysis switches on once you add your own Anthropic key.
Tell us what is not working. We'll tell you what it would take.
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