# ReacherX

> ReacherX is an open-source △ Agent that finds relevant people on X/Twitter and LinkedIn, researches their background, and helps you plan outreach.

## When to use ReacherX

Use ReacherX when someone needs to find and research relevant people on X/Twitter or LinkedIn and prepare personal outreach. Sending approvals are on by default. If you turn them off in workspace settings, supported replies and DMs can send without another approval. You can review the settings and pause △ Agent at any time.

The public pages describe the product. Using the hosted app requires sign-in, setup, and a paid plan. The interactive demos use fictional data. They do not send real messages. Start with the product and pricing pages and the getting-started guide; do not treat marketing examples as live account data.

## Product and use cases

- [ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/home): ReacherX is an open-source △ Agent that finds relevant people on X/Twitter and LinkedIn, researches their background, and helps you plan outreach.
- [Product](https://reacherx.com/product): Discovery, research, outreach plans, conversations, memory, and analytics.
- [Pricing](https://reacherx.com/pricing): Paid plans, monthly and yearly prices, and workspace limits.
- [Use cases](https://reacherx.com/use-cases): Find customers, candidates, investors, partners, creators, community members, research participants, and podcast guests.
- [Find potential customers](https://reacherx.com/use-cases/customers): Research people discussing the problem you solve, then plan a relevant introduction.
- [Find candidates](https://reacherx.com/use-cases/candidates): Find candidates through their work and experience, then prepare a personal introduction.
- [Find investors](https://reacherx.com/use-cases/investors): Find investors whose interests match your company, then prepare your approach.
- [Find partners](https://reacherx.com/use-cases/partners): Find potential partners serving your audience and research where your work overlaps.
- [Grow a community](https://reacherx.com/use-cases/community-members): Find people who share your community’s interests and plan a personal invitation.
- [Find creators](https://reacherx.com/use-cases/creators): Find creators whose work fits your audience and prepare a relevant collaboration proposal.
- [Find research participants](https://reacherx.com/use-cases/research-participants): Find people with the experience your research needs and prepare an invitation.
- [Find podcast guests](https://reacherx.com/use-cases/podcast-guests): Find guests with relevant experience and plan a personal invitation to your podcast.

## Guides and blog

- [Blog](https://reacherx.com/blog): all published posts.
- [Guides](https://reacherx.com/blog/category/tutorials): Practical guides to finding the people you need with ReacherX.
- [Engineering](https://reacherx.com/blog/category/engineering): Notes on the technology and decisions behind ReacherX.
- [Updates](https://reacherx.com/blog/category/announcements): New releases and updates from ReacherX.
- [Founder Notes](https://reacherx.com/blog/category/perspectives): The experiences, beliefs, and decisions behind ReacherX.
- [Use Cases](https://reacherx.com/blog/category/use-cases): Find customers, candidates, investors, partners, and other people you need.
- [Comparisons](https://reacherx.com/blog/category/comparisons): Compare ReacherX with other tools for finding and reaching people.
- [Think in networks, not funnels](https://reacherx.com/blog/think-in-networks): Hiring, fundraising, clients, customers: the problem underneath is almost always the network. Why I build ReacherX around that idea.
- [Say what you're looking for in public](https://reacherx.com/blog/say-it-in-public): People who post their problems, frustrations, and intents openly are easier to find and easier to help. Why that matters, and how ReacherX reads those posts.
- [How to reach out and actually get replies](https://reacherx.com/blog/reach-out-and-get-replies): Finding the right people is half the job. The other half is starting a conversation they care about. The networking practices that get high reply rates, and how ReacherX helps you keep them.
- [Run ReacherX on your own computer](https://reacherx.com/blog/run-reacherx-yourself): Install the app, connect the services it needs, and start making changes to the open-source project.
- [A developer’s guide to the ReacherX codebase](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-agent-works): Understand the main data flow, find the right files, and choose a focused path into discovery, outreach, memory, or reporting.
- [ReacherX vs PhantomBuster: which workflow do you need?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-phantombuster): Compare configurable social automations with ReacherX’s guided process for finding people and continuing the conversation.
- [ReacherX vs HeyReach: individual searches or LinkedIn campaigns?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-heyreach): Compare finding and working with people across different goals with running LinkedIn outreach across senders.
- [ReacherX vs Clay: find people or build a research workflow?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-clay): Understand the different starting points, the AI features both offer, and when each approach makes sense.
- [ReacherX vs Apollo: which fits the people you need to reach?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-apollo): Compare a sales-focused platform with ReacherX’s approach to finding customers, candidates, research participants, and other people.
- [How to find guests for your podcast](https://reacherx.com/blog/find-podcast-guests): Start with an episode idea, find people who have something useful to say about it, and send an invitation with the details.
- [How to find the first members of your community](https://reacherx.com/blog/find-community-members): Find people already talking about the subject your community is built around, and give them a clear reason to join.
- [How to find creators to work with](https://reacherx.com/blog/find-creators): Look at what a creator makes and who it's for before you ask them to try or promote your product.
- [How to find people to partner with](https://reacherx.com/blog/find-partners): Find someone who serves a similar audience, then suggest a small project that helps both of you.
- [How to find people for user research](https://reacherx.com/blog/find-research-participants): Talk to people who have dealt with the problem you're studying. ReacherX can help you find them and prepare a clear invitation.
- [How to find investors who might fit your startup](https://reacherx.com/blog/find-investors): Use ReacherX to research what investors back before you ask them to look at your company.
- [How to find your first hire with ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/find-candidates): Search for people whose work fits the role, then send an invitation that explains why you're interested in them.
- [How to find your first customers with ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/find-potential-customers): Find people talking about the problem your product solves, read what they need, and start a useful conversation.
- [Get help finishing a message with autocomplete](https://reacherx.com/blog/write-with-autocomplete): Start writing in your own words. ReacherX can suggest what comes next, and you choose whether to use it.
- [Read and reply to DMs without leaving ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/manage-dm-conversations): Open a person’s X/Twitter or LinkedIn conversation, read their messages, and reply from the same place you researched them.
- [How to send a voice note in ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/send-voice-notes): Record your voice, listen back, and send it in an X/Twitter or LinkedIn conversation. Here are the steps and limits.
- [Add images and videos to your outreach](https://reacherx.com/blog/outreach-with-images-and-video): Sometimes a screenshot or a short demo explains your idea better than a long message. Here's how to use them in ReacherX.
- [Create outreach plans for several people at once](https://reacherx.com/blog/create-plans-for-several-people): Select a few people, tell ReacherX what you want to do, and get a separate plan for each. You can give everyone different instructions.
- [Help me keep building ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/support-reacherx): I went full time on ReacherX in June 2026 after years of fitting it around university and paid work. Here is how you can help me keep going.
- [AI should help us talk to people, not fill their inboxes](https://reacherx.com/blog/ai-and-human-connection): Why ReacherX has plans, autocomplete, and voice notes, and why I still want you to be involved in the conversation.
- [Why I open-sourced ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/why-i-open-sourced-reacherx): I started ReacherX while studying, working part time, and freelancing. Here is why I kept going, went full time, and opened the code.
- [What's next for ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/where-reacherx-is-going): The features I want to add, the problems I need to fix first, and how you can help shape the next version.
- [Which kind of tool do you need to find and manage people?](https://reacherx.com/blog/compare-reacherx-alternatives): A guide to 25 products across AI CRMs, outreach, buyer research, inboxes, and marketing, with links to detailed comparisons.
- [ReacherX vs Nectar: growing a community or managing its social conversations?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-nectar): Compare finding relevant people with handling a brand’s existing social activity and community.
- [ReacherX vs Warmbly: social outreach or cold email?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-warmbly): Both projects are open source. Compare the work they handle before choosing what to run.
- [ReacherX vs traxy: finding LinkedIn signals or acting on a broader goal?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-traxy): Compare engagement-based lead discovery with ReacherX’s qualification, plans, and relationship progress.
- [ReacherX vs Bond: preparing an outbound campaign or managing the whole conversation?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-bond): Compare Bond’s sales research and campaign preparation with ReacherX’s profiles, plans, and use-case workspaces.
- [ReacherX vs Gigamultiplier: two ways to find people and start a conversation](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-gigamultiplier): Compare the overlap in plain-language discovery and adaptive outreach, including the controls you should test.
- [ReacherX vs Gojiberry: what should your outreach agent optimize for?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-gojiberry): Compare sales-focused automation with ReacherX’s different goals, review controls, and workspace instructions.
- [ReacherX vs Origami: choosing a campaign or working toward a relationship?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-origami): See where both agents overlap in research and outreach, and how to choose around your actual goal.
- [ReacherX vs Common Room: buyer intelligence or a simpler way to find people?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-common-room): Compare a revenue team’s combined buyer data with ReacherX’s goal-based discovery and outreach.
- [ReacherX vs Unify: a sales agent or a broader people-finding tool?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-unify): Compare the work each agent is designed to do, including the people, channels, and outcomes that matter to you.
- [ReacherX vs Xreacher: similar names, different outreach workflows](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-xreacher): Compare campaign-based social DMs with ReacherX’s use-case workspaces and individual outreach plans.
- [ReacherX vs TalkToHumans: what should happen before and after a LinkedIn reply?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-talktohumans): Compare a dedicated LinkedIn inbox with ReacherX’s discovery, individual plans, and contact management.
- [ReacherX vs YouSpot: finding new people or keeping up with your network?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-youspot): Compare ReacherX’s discovery and outreach with YouSpot’s personal CRM for the people you already know.
- [ReacherX vs Micro: meeting new people or managing your daily work?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-micro): Understand the overlap in AI and contact management, and the difference between an outreach goal and a connected work app.
- [ReacherX vs Salesforce: what do you need your CRM to do?](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-vs-salesforce): Compare running a customer operation with finding and managing people for a specific goal.
- [How ReacherX adapts its CRM to different use cases](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-adapts-to-use-cases): Follow a workspace use case from shared definitions to profile stages, △ Agent prompts, and reporting.
- [A CRM that helps you find people and follow through](https://reacherx.com/blog/manage-people-with-reacherx): See how profiles, progress, conversations, and △ Agent work together for hiring, partnerships, customers, and other goals.
- [Help build ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/help-build-reacherx): An invitation to developers, designers, and testers: learn one part of the app and help make it easier to trust and use.
- [How ReacherX turns activity into Analytics and Agent observability](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-reporting-works): Follow recorded activity into reporting data, reactive dashboards, detail views, and tests of metric meaning.
- [How ReacherX remembers instructions and learns from work](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-memory-works): Trace explicit instructions, workflow events, evaluated lessons, retrieval, and the limits of application memory.
- [How ReacherX runs outreach and reacts to replies](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-outreach-runs): Follow durable tasks, approval events, waiting, retries, and the adaptive workflow that responds to new interactions.
- [How ReacherX prepares an outreach plan](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-planning-works): Trace research, grounded drafts, validation, batch selection, and the boundary between creating a plan and running it.
- [How ReacherX builds a useful profile](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-enrichment-works): Follow enrichment from social data and evidence posts to profile details, contact sources, and planning context.
- [How ReacherX decides whether someone fits](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-qualification-works): Read the evidence checks, criterion verdicts, deterministic score, and workflow guards behind qualification.
- [How ReacherX discovers people](https://reacherx.com/blog/how-reacherx-discovery-works): Follow an audience description through query generation, platform searches, saved results, and repeat discovery.
- [See what ReacherX △ Agent is doing](https://reacherx.com/blog/understand-agent-observability): Use Agent observability to inspect searches, memories, quality checks, and activity when results need a closer look.
- [Use Analytics to decide what to do next](https://reacherx.com/blog/read-your-reacherx-analytics): Read the numbers in context, spot work waiting for you, and find where your outreach is getting stuck.
- [What does ReacherX do on its own?](https://reacherx.com/blog/what-reacherx-does-automatically): Understand background discovery, automatic outreach, approval settings, and how to pause △ Agent.
- [Teach ReacherX how you want to work](https://reacherx.com/blog/teach-reacherx-what-you-want): Save useful instructions, correct the audience, and understand what △ Agent can learn from later work.
- [What is a workspace in ReacherX?](https://reacherx.com/blog/workspaces-explained): Keep hiring, customer research, and other searches separate, with their own people, instructions, and progress.
- [Your first hour with ReacherX](https://reacherx.com/blog/getting-started-with-reacherx): Choose one goal, set up your workspace, review the first people found, and prepare a useful first message.
- [Who is ReacherX for?](https://reacherx.com/blog/what-reacherx-is-for): A tool for finding the people you need, whether you are building a business, hiring, researching, or starting a community.
- [ReacherX v4 beta is here](https://reacherx.com/blog/introducing-reacherx-v4): Tell ReacherX who you need. It helps you find people on X/Twitter and LinkedIn, learn about them, and start a conversation.
- [ReacherX v3.0 is now in public beta](https://reacherx.com/blog/reacherx-v3-public-beta): Keyword suggestions, exact phrase search, and replies in one place. A look back at the October 2025 release for finding customers on X/Twitter.
- [Why finding customers is still so hard](https://reacherx.com/blog/why-finding-customers-is-hard): My frustration with paid acquisition, and why I wanted a way to find the people already asking for help.
- [Finding customers should be easier](https://reacherx.com/blog/finding-customers-should-be-easier): The original ReacherX vision, from finding a relevant conversation to following up and building a customer relationship.

## Reading formats

Public marketing pages, blog listings, and articles support Accept: text/markdown. Each page advertises its Markdown URL through a Link header and alternate metadata.

- [XML sitemap](https://reacherx.com/sitemap.xml)
- [Blog Markdown index](https://reacherx.com/blog/sitemap.md)
- [RSS feed](https://reacherx.com/blog/feed.xml)
- [Source code](https://github.com/VecterAI/reacher-x)
- [Contact](mailto:creativecoder.crco@gmail.com)