Qualification and enrichment
Every match comes with research: profile details, recent posts, and why the person fits.
ReacherX searches X/Twitter and LinkedIn around the clock, researches every match, and drafts a personal introduction. Sending approvals are on by default; you control them in workspace settings.
ReacherX keeps searching X/Twitter and LinkedIn around the clock, and researches every person it finds before you see them.
How discovery works△ Agent turns its research into an outreach plan for each person, with a draft message you can edit before anything sends.
How planning worksSend voice notes, images, and video. Mention several people in one message with @ tags.
About voice notesTell △ Agent how you write and who you look for, once. It applies your preferences to every later search and message.
How memory worksNeed help with something else? Get in touch.
ReacherX is an open-source △ Agent that finds relevant people on X/Twitter and LinkedIn, researches their background, and helps you plan outreach.
Because it does more than search. It keeps running in the background, checks matches, reads recent posts, drafts messages, and improves from your feedback.
You tell Agent who you want to reach in plain English, or give it a URL. It turns that into search strategies, watches for real signals, and checks how closely people match what you described.
Today, ReacherX supports X/Twitter and LinkedIn. More platforms are on the roadmap.
Use relevant, personal outreach and follow each platform's rules. Review messages and sending activity, and avoid bulk or repetitive outreach. ReacherX cannot guarantee that a platform will never restrict an account.
Yes. Agent keeps searching for people and checking matches in the background.
Sending approvals are on by default. If you turn them off in workspace settings, supported replies and DMs can send without another approval. You can review the settings and pause △ Agent at any time.
You work with △ Agent in a conversation. It uses profiles and posts to research people, prepares outreach plans, and uses your saved feedback to guide later work. You can inspect the research and edit the plans.
Yes. The code is public under AGPL-3.0. You can inspect it, self-host it, modify it, and contribute to it. If you modify ReacherX and offer it to users over a network, the license asks you to share those changes under the same terms.