Findthepeoplewhojustsaidtheyneedyou
Dekto reads nine public sources, finds the posts where somebody describes the problem you solve, and hands you the company, the person and a first message written from their own words.
Live interface, sample data. Click a screen to explore it.
Nine places where buyers say what they need
Not a database of contacts bought two years ago. Public posts, written this week, by people describing a problem you solve.
The dashed row is what Dekto is actually looking for inside them.
It reads where your buyers write
It decides which posts are worth your time
It drafts the message that answers the post
It reads where your buyers write
Every few hours Dekto goes through nine public sources and pulls the posts where somebody describes a problem out loud. No scraping of private data, no lists bought from anyone.
It decides which posts are worth your time
Each post is read against your profile: what you sell, who to, and what a good fit looks like. You get a score from one to ten and, in plain words, the reason behind it.
Team of 40, said their current process broke, posted two hours ago. Matches the size and the moment you sell into.
It drafts the message that answers the post
Three openers, each taking a different angle on what they wrote. You pick one, edit it, send it yourself. Nothing ever leaves on its own.
“You wrote that every tool assumes you already know who to call.”
“Sunday at 11pm in a spreadsheet is the expensive part.”
“Saw your post. We start from posts like it. Worth fifteen minutes?”
Their words in, your first message out
We outgrew our spreadsheet three months ago. Every tool we tried assumes we already know who to call — I don’t, that’s the whole problem. Ended up back in the spreadsheet at 11pm on Sunday.
A list of names is not a reason to write to anyone
You read what they wrote, not a lead score
Every signal keeps the line that triggered it. You decide from the words, the way you would if a colleague forwarded the post.
We outgrew our spreadsheet three months ago and every tool we tried assumes we already know who to call.
You see why it matched, in a sentence
A score of nine means nothing on its own. Under every score there is the reasoning that produced it, and you can tell the AI when it was wrong.
Team of 40, stated pain with their current process, and the post is two hours old.
You get a name and an address, not a company page
Dekto finds the person who decides and, where a founder does not sign alone, the second person in the room. Confidence of each email is stated, never assumed.
It tells you when a deal has gone quiet
Once a lead is in your pipeline, Dekto watches the clock. Overdue follow-ups and stalled deals come back to the top of the morning brief, with the reason attached.