Brain, not hands
Verified buyers, evidence attached. You press send.
GenTool turns your ICP into an approval queue: one current buyer per account, a sourced product fact, a use-case hypothesis, and first-touch copy that passed eight gates and an independent review. It never operates your LinkedIn or mailbox, so there is no account risk and no stored credentials.
- Every claim carries a URL, an excerpt and a timestamp
- Counts never mix: screened, identified, verified, prepared, sent
- Bring your own AI and data keys, or use included credits
Account
acme.io · settlement rails for exchanges
Product fact
"In March we launched instant settlement for spot venues." acme.io/blog · observed 2 days ago
Buyer
Ada Lovelace, Head of Engineering · personal LinkedIn · acme.io/team
First touch (23 words)
Hi Ada, the instant settlement launch for spot venues caught my eye. Is settlement latency something your team still tunes by hand? Jo
How it works
ICP in. Approval queue out. Nothing sent.
Describe your workspace
One text box: what you sell, who buys it, how you write. The setup agent proposes ICPs, tone, routes and suppressions as cards you edit and confirm.
Import accounts
CSV, a domain list, or name and domain pairs. Code normalises, dedupes and drops suppressed domains before any model sees them.
Research with receipts
A small model opens the company's own pages and returns claims with URL, excerpt and timestamp. Code checks every excerpt against the page.
Approve and send yourself
Rows pass the eight gates and an independent reviewer. You approve, paste into your own tools, and record the receipt.
The eight gates
A row is prepared only when the first seven pass.
- Company fit: a sourced product fact and a labelled use case from the company's own site
- Current affiliation: the buyer named in an opened source, observed within seven days
- Relevant role: matches the roles in your ICP
- Usable route: a personal LinkedIn URL or a verified business e-mail you are allowed to use
- Suppression: never a customer, competitor, partner or objector
- Duplicate / pending: not already in flight
- Exact-copy QA: 200 characters, 120 words, one real fact, one question, no placeholders, no em dashes, and an independent reviewer agreed
- Live preflight: your own checklist at send time
Built for founders doing their own outbound.
Pre-sales-hire, one LinkedIn and one mailbox, tired of paying for credits you cannot trust.