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Describe the people you want to meet. Wyatt finds and qualifies matching profiles, and you decide who to reach out to. Describe the kind of person you want to meet, in your own words. Wyatt opens LinkedIn, X, or Instagram in your browser, searches the way you would, reads the profiles it finds, and tells you which ones actually fit and why. You stay in control of every message. Wyatt drafts, you decide. HOW IT WORKS 1. Describe who you are looking for. "Founders of seed-stage B2B SaaS companies who have written about hiring their first sales rep" is a good brief. Add a filter or two to narrow it down. 2. Pick the network those people spend their time on. 3. Wyatt browses. You watch it work in the side panel, and you can stop it at any point. 4. Review what it found. Every person comes with a short note on why they matched. 5. Approve the messages you want to send, edit the ones you don't, and skip the rest. WHY IT IS DIFFERENT It works in your browser, under your own login. There is no separate account on a scraping service, no password to hand over, and no bot signing in as you from a datacentre. It moves at a human pace. Wyatt reads pages the way a person does, with pauses in between, and it starts slow on a new account. It explains itself. Every match comes with the reason it matched, so you can tell a good search from a bad one before you send anything. Nothing gets sent without you. Wyatt drafts; approving is a separate, deliberate step. WHAT IT COSTS You pay for the time Wyatt spends working, by the hour, and the first hour each week is free. There is no subscription. You are not charged while it is idle. Wyatt is not affiliated with LinkedIn, X, or Meta.
Sep 7, 2026
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