Inside
The engine
01
Find
It asks Google for businesses of a kind in a place, and keeps the ones with a real listing, a real phone and real reviews.
02
Look
It opens their site on a phone and tries to do what a customer does: find the number, ask for a job, book a time. It writes down where that fails.
03
Judge
It decides whether the fault is worth fixing. Most are not, and those businesses are set aside with the reason written down.
04
Write
For the ones that are, it writes two short notes from what it actually found on their site. No template, no links, and nothing it did not see for itself.
05
Send
One plain text email, from a person, with no link in it. A daily cap the machine only raises after a clean week, daytime only, never to anybody who is already a client, and reply stop to be left alone for good.
06
Listen
A reply from a person goes to the front of the desk. Machine mail, out of office notes and bounces are not counted as replies.
The numbers
Dated, not rounded
Counted by a query against the engine's tables on September 22, 2026. Opens are not counted at all: when we checked, every open it had logged came from a mail scanner inside two minutes, not a person.
5,441
businesses opened and tried since August 14, 2026
529
emails sent, 489 landed, 21 bounced
What it is not: a mass mailer. The daily cap, the sending hours, the no client rule and the opt out are enforced in the database, not in a setting somebody can forget. It writes to fewer businesses on purpose: a note goes out only when there is something true and specific to say.
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