Find your next customers. Keep the evidence.
Turn company websites into a shortlist you can review. Find public emails and contact forms, keep their sources, and delegate the research to an agent.
Founder-assisted early access. No payment details to apply.
Start with a company website
orbitkit.example
Public email
hello@orbitkit.example
Found on the contact page
orbitkit.example/contact
Ready for your review
Source-backed contact research
Local tools, shared workspace
Results you can inspect
Your best prospects shouldn’t get lost in browser tabs.
One tab for the company. Another for the contact page. A spreadsheet to remember it all. Bring that research into a workspace that keeps the useful details together.
OrbitKit
Developer tools
BranchStack
Deployment tooling
Buildlane
API monitoring
A contact route is a starting point. You decide whether the company is a fit.
Know where every contact came from.
A bare email address tells you very little. Keep the source page with the contact, so you can check the context before deciding to reach out.
What stays with the lead
Public contact routes
Published emails and discovered contact forms.
Source URLs
The pages behind the extracted information.
Your own contact details
Manually added emails and phone numbers survive a re-crawl.
Delegate the research. Stay close to the result.
Ask an agent to research a website or organize your sources. See its tool activity, review the output, and stop a task when you need to.
OpenCode’s OpenAI connection, OpenAI API, Claude, and compatible models. Crawling also works without AI.
On your computer
Crawler and scoped research tools
In your workspace
Queued jobs, progress, and saved results
Provider keys stay local. Hosted model requests still go to your chosen provider. The desktop release is being prepared for pilot access.
From a source to a useful shortlist.
Start with the companies you want to understand. Keep the research bounded. Review what comes back.
- 1
Choose your sources
Add company websites or a directory that links to relevant businesses. Keep your customer profile in mind.
- 2
Research the contact routes
Queue a crawl or ask the agent to inspect public contact and about pages. Results include the pages they came from.
- 3
Review before reaching out
Inspect contacts and context in the lead record. Decide which companies deserve your next conversation.
Start with evidence. Build toward the conversation.
Today’s focus is lead research and public contact evidence. Integrated outreach and reply handling are next on the product roadmap.
Lead research Early access
Email outreach Planned
Reply handoff Planned
Bring a real research problem. Shape what comes next.
If finding prospective customers is taking time away from building, request early access. We’re preparing supported pilots around one source and one clear research goal.
Free to request. Pilot scope and pricing agreed before you commit.
What happens next
- 1.
Tell us where to reach you
One email to request access. A few optional details help us understand your workflow.
- 2.
Check the fit together
The team reviews requests and contacts suitable pilot participants about a supported setup.
- 3.
Evaluate your first batch
Work toward a source-backed shortlist and tell us what was useful, missing, or worth repeating.
A few things worth knowing.
What’s ready, what’s next, and what early access means.
Spend less of your day looking for the next person to talk to.
Make prospect research a workflow you can review and repeat.
Request early access