Hands

The list builder

An AI assistant that builds a prospect list from a description

Builds the list from nothing. Starts from the description of who you want rather than a source, finds them, and puts them in a sheet with where each one came from.

What you'd say

Every managing agent within twenty miles who runs more than fifty units.

When it runs

When you ask. Brief it in a sentence, any time.

What it uses

a browser

Wants a browser.

Where it stops and asks

It builds the list and says where each row came from. Contacting anyone on it is a different job, with approval.

How it goes

The running order.

Every step lands in the record with a time and a source, so you can read what it did instead of asking.

  1. Read the description of who you want
  2. Find them, source by source
  3. Put each in the sheet with where it came from
  4. Tell you what it could not find

Questions

The ones that come up first.

Where does it look?

Wherever the description points: registries, directories, maps, the companies' own sites. Each row records its source so you can check it.

How is this different from buying a list?

It starts from who you want rather than from a vendor's columns, and it finds the people a bought list does not have. It is slower, and it is yours.

Can it also fill in the details?

That is the enricher. The two run well in sequence: build the list, then fill the columns.

Make it your first job.

Sign in, start a Hand, and paste the ask from the top of this page. Plans start at $20 a month, with work included.