A working build, not a mockup pitch deck. SignalHound turns LinkedIn engagement into a scored, enrichable lead list with outreach sequencing built in. ContentForge turns sales calls and internal material into on-brand LinkedIn drafts, routed through a human approval queue before anything goes out. Here's exactly how each piece works, and an honest line on what's live today versus what's still a demo pending a data provider.
Watches specific LinkedIn accounts — a competitor, an industry voice, anyone whose audience overlaps your buyer — and captures everyone who likes or comments on their posts. Each new person gets looked up, scored on engagement type, recency, and title fit, and routed into a multi-step outreach sequence once they clear the bar.
Feed it a sales call transcript, a podcast recap, a case study draft — it pulls out the real insights, quotes, and numbers, then drafts five posts in five different formats, each written in a specific team member's voice. Nothing publishes without a human approving, editing, or rejecting it first.
We'd rather tell you this straight than let a demo imply more than it is.
| Piece | Status | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Looking up a real name, title, and company from a LinkedIn URL | Live | Runs against LinkedIn's own public profile page — free, no login required. |
| Drafting outreach messages and LinkedIn posts | Live | Runs on Claude once a model key is connected — same engine behind our other agent tools. |
| Finding who liked or commented on a post | Demo data | LinkedIn doesn't expose this outside a paid partner API or account-risk automation — this stays a demo until a specific data provider is scoped in. |
| Verified email addresses and phone numbers | Demo data | No free option exists at real volume — the enrichment waterfall is built to take a paid provider key (Apollo, LeadMagic, MillionVerifier) without a rewrite when one's scoped in. |
The discipline here is the same one behind every tool in this lab: scope what's real, name what isn't, and never let a demo's polish substitute for an honest line about what it's actually doing today. That's the same standard we hold client builds to.