Your personal agent
that finds your next opportunity.

Tell it what you're after. A next role, new clients, buyers for what you make. It scouts overnight, and each morning your dashboard holds the few leads worth your time, outreach already drafted.

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It finds and prepares; you decide and send. Nothing goes out without your deliberate authorization.

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Verrothen Biosciences Fit 4.7
Rare disease genomicsSeries B, 2024Cambridge, MA

FundingAnnounced a data-sharing partnership with two academic medical centers. Their computational biology team is hiring a principal scientist role that overlaps your brief.

Why it fits

A newly funded team needs the exact computational biology and patient-data experience in your brief. CEO Lyra Droshen has co-authored with two of your former collaborators.

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Dossier · 4 sources · contact verifiedwhy this lead

Found, checked, drafted. Never sent without you.

Runs nightlyScored 1-5, counterevidence includedDraft attached to every lead

How it works

You sleep.
It searches.

No feeds to tune and no alerts to triage. You give it a brief; it gives you back a short morning list with the work already done.

  1. 01

    Understand what fits

    Your goals, experience, constraints, and preferences become a living search brief — not a bag of keywords.

    scout-brief.mdUpdated today

    "Find work where computational biology, patient impact, and an unusual path to influence overlap. Preference for smaller teams with recent funding and a translational research focus."

    7 active scoutsLast run 14m ago
  2. 02

    Scout beyond the obvious

    It follows weak signals across companies, funding, research, hiring, partnerships, and people.

    03:12Scanned 214 new funding announcements
    03:18Cross-referenced 38 hiring signals
    03:24Found 3 leads above brief threshold
    03:41Evidence checked, dossiers prepared
    03:42Drafts ready. Inbox updated.
  3. 03

    Bring back what matters

    Each finding includes the evidence, counterevidence, timing, and a practical next move.

    Pallmark Diagnostics Fit 3.9
    Point-of-care testingSeed, 2025

    HiringLooking for a data platform lead. Small team, strong overlap with your device-validation background.

    Send email view draft Not a fit

The dashboard

Every morning,
the whole picture.

Every recommendation shows why it fits and what could make it wrong. Evidence, timing, contact path, and a prepared draft — ready when you are.

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Verrothen Biosciences Fit 4.7 SEND NOW
Rare disease genomicsSeries B, 2024Cambridge, MA

FundingData-sharing partnership announced. Hiring a principal scientist. CEO Lyra Droshen co-authored with two of your former collaborators.

why this lead - company and contact intel

Founded 2021, 34 employees. $28M Series B led by Atlas Venture. Three NIH SBIR grants. Lead program in inherited retinal dystrophies. Published 12 peer-reviewed papers in the last 18 months. Two board members overlap with your network.

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Pallmark Diagnostics Fit 3.9
Point-of-care testingSeed, 2025Portland, ORdraft ready

HiringData platform lead role. Small team, strong overlap with your device-validation background.

Send email view draft Not a fit
Kethane Bio Fit 3.1
Agricultural biotechSeries A, 2023

ResearchPublished a pre-print on CRISPR-based trait screening that cites your 2022 methods paper.

view draft Not a fit
Follow-upsWaiting on replies

RepliedTunvale Health — Lydia Orren responded to your intro. Suggested a 20-minute call next week.

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Brellica Dx — Outreach sent 4 days ago. No reply yet. Follow-up draft ready.

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The trust layer

When you reach out,
it carries proof.

Agent-written outreach makes personalized email nearly free. The scarce resource is accountable human intent. When your Scout sends a message, the protocol proves the credential holder of a verified email address deliberately authorized this exact communication — and the recipient's Scout decides whether to permit delivery.

  1. 01

    Draft a message

    Write to someone whose address you already know. Your Scout prepares a structured preflight: verified sender, recipient, category, and one-line purpose.

    preflightStructured request

    "Advisory role for an accessibility startup — may I send the full details?"

    category: opportunityexpires in 72h
  2. 02

    Deliberately authorize

    A passkey-bound credential proves you — the credential holder of this verified email address — intentionally authorized this exact communication. One recipient, one message, single-use.

    AuthPasskey credential verified
    BindMessage hash committed to token
    SignRequest signed, nonce issued
    SendPreflight dispatched to recipient's Scout
  3. 03

    The recipient's Scout decides

    Private local policy evaluates the request. Allow, one structured clarification, or deny. Permission means permitted delivery — not interest, endorsement, or a promise of reply.

    AllowPermission token issued. Message travels via normal email.
    ClarifyOne bounded question. Then allow or deny.
    DenyImmediate. Sender knows at once instead of waiting.

Recipient trust

What we deliberately
do not build.

The protocol works only if recipients trust it to protect their attention rather than sell it. These are permanent constraints, not a roadmap of things we have not gotten to yet.

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Prove the primitive
with real people.

We are recruiting a small group to validate that recipients prefer Scout-mediated authorization and that legitimate senders use it repeatedly — despite receiving no guarantee of attention.

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Early access

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tonight.

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