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Bring your email, social accounts, and team context into one workspace.
Connect your accounts. Research prospects, draft outreach, and review the next move with your team.
In development. Help shape what comes next.
Illustrative workflow · you stay in control
Bring your email, social accounts, and team context into one workspace.
Give your agents a clear brief and a reason to reach out.
Shape a relevant opening, grounded in the research.
Refine the message together. You decide the next move.
For founders finding their next customers and small growth teams already working with AI. A shared direction, across the tools you use.
A shared place for account context, campaign briefs, and drafts that need a second pair of eyes.
Take the next step with the agents and tools that already fit the way you think and work.
Research teams that match our brief and draft a thoughtful introduction.
I’ll start with your campaign context.
Share an account with specific teammates and choose who each person can interact with. Limit access to selected contacts and conversations, while keeping the rest of your inbox and activity private.
Teammates connect through a secure tunnel to your desktop. With the app open and your computer online, approved outreach uses your public IP or an optional proxy. Pause sharing whenever you need to.
Outbound IP seen by the serviceYour computer's public IP
Desktop offline? Outreach through that account pauses.
Interactive routing illustration
Bring your own agents and existing subscriptions, or use AI credits provided by LeadAround via API. Two ways to power your shared outbound workflow.
CodexResearch & contextWe're building a world-class harness for your outbound agents. It adapts to your writing style, outreach strategies, and preferences as you guide the work.
Your examples, edits, and feedback help shape future research, drafts, and suggested next steps. The more you refine the work, the more closely it can reflect your way of thinking.
Help shape how it learnsKeep it concise. Lead with a relevant signal.
Ask one question. Take a softer follow-up approach.
Bring that voice and strategy into the next draft.
Illustrative learning loop
Change a draft and add a short reason. The harness learns from what you changed and why, so future drafts can reflect your tone, judgment, and approach.
A starting point for your review.
Keep the first ask small. I prefer starting a conversation before suggesting a meeting.
Start with a light question, before asking for a meeting.
Your reasoning, carried forward.
Illustrative learning example · sample drafts and feedback · choices affect this preview only
Start with your listening insights. We’ll regularly ask for a short lesson, opinion, or moment from your work. Your agents use that experience and your tone to help draft content that sounds like you.
The messages I reply to mention something specific and ask one useful question.
A few words from you. A point of view to build on.
The messages I reply to usually have two things in common: they notice something specific, and they ask one useful question. That’s the lesson I bring to my own outreach. Before writing, I look for a launch, a change, or a question the person is already thinking about. Then I start there. What made the last cold message you answered worth replying to?
Interactive illustration · sample reflections and drafts · your choices change this preview only
Good outreach starts with context and gets better with collaboration. We're shaping a workspace that brings both together.
Help shape the first versionDefine your ideal customer, gather relevant signals, and give every introduction a reason.
Explore connected email and LinkedIn workflows, from a first draft to a team review.
Combine listening insights with your experience to draft for LinkedIn, X, and Threads, with WhatsApp workflows and call preparation also on the roadmap.
LeadAround is in development. We're opening an early-access list while we shape the first version. The interfaces on this page are illustrative previews of the product direction.
Bring your own AI agents, including Codex and Claude Code, using subscriptions you already have. Or use AI credits provided by LeadAround through an API connection, without a separate AI provider subscription. Email, LinkedIn, X, and Threads are account workflows we're exploring, with broader messaging, call preparation, and social content on the roadmap.
The experience keeps you and your team in the review loop. You provide direction, check the context, and decide what happens next. Exact sending controls will be defined as the product develops.
The direction is both: a shared cloud workspace for your team, with desktop workflows alongside the AI agents and tools you already use. Availability for each environment will be shared during early access.
The plan is for account owners to connect their social accounts in the desktop app and choose which teammates can use them, within an approved contact or conversation scope. Authorized teammates will connect to the owner's desktop through a secure tunnel. Approved outbound actions will run on that computer while it stays online with the app open. The default route uses that computer's current public IP; an optional proxy configured for the account uses the proxy's outbound IP instead. Owners can pause sharing. If their desktop goes offline, outreach through that account pauses too. This feature isn't available yet.
Yes. Account owners will choose the contacts or conversations each teammate may interact with. Teammates will only work within that approved scope; sharing won't open the full inbox or unrelated activity history. Owners can adjust or pause access. These access controls aren't active on this landing page.
That's the direction: an adaptive agent harness that learns from the examples, edits, feedback, and strategic guidance you provide. When you edit a draft, add a short reason for the change. The harness learns from both the edit and your reasoning, so future drafts can reflect your tone, preferences, and approach more closely. You keep directing and reviewing the work. The landing page itself doesn't learn from your activity.
Listening reaches beyond your connected accounts. Choose relevant Reddit communities, Facebook groups, and other places your audience gathers, alongside social conversations on LinkedIn, X, and Threads. Your agents will bring recurring questions, relevant changes, and useful themes from those sources together into insights you can use to guide outreach and content.
Listening insights provide the starting point. We'll regularly ask for a short reflection: a lesson, an opinion, or something you've experienced firsthand. Your agents will combine those contributions with your tone, examples, and edits to draft content for each channel. You review and choose what to publish. The examples on this page do not collect reflections or schedule check-ins.
We save your email address and signup time, send you a confirmation email, and notify the LeadAround team. We'll contact you when early access opens. If the confirmation can't be sent immediately, your signup stays saved and you can retry from the confirmation panel. Joining doesn't connect any accounts, start a subscription, or create a product account.
Join the early-access list and help shape a more thoughtful way to reach the right people.
We'll use your email only for LeadAround early-access updates. Joining the list doesn't create a product account.
This page stores your email, signup time, and email delivery status. It doesn't connect your email, LinkedIn, or social accounts.
Listen across channels.
See what matters.
Follow relevant Reddit communities, Facebook groups, and other places your audience gathers, including feeds on LinkedIn, X, and Threads. Your agents turn signals from the wider market into insights for your business.
Topics & communities you follow Founder-led growth · product launches
How do I make outreach feel personal instead of templated?
Example thread · relevant subredditOur best early-customer conversations started with one thoughtful question.
Example discussion · founder communityA launch is a reason to start a conversation. What makes the follow-up useful?
Example posts · LinkedIn, X & Threadsthe dots
Make the first message useful.
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What people are asking - 02
A moment to notice - 03
An angle to explore
Bring these insights into your contentHow to make outreach feel personal.
A launch gives you relevant context.
One thoughtful question can start a conversation.
Illustrative listening brief · example community discussions and social posts