I've spent the last year building tools to help searchers, and for most of that time I was focused on the wrong problem. An experienced searcher finally told me on a call that my deal evaluation toolkit solved the easiest part of search. He was right. The harder problem is running outreach consistently at volume without letting follow-ups, calls, visits, and email batches fall through the cracks. So I rebuilt the product around that. jiglabs.ai is now more of a daily operating system for search: work blocks organized by workload type (calls, email batches), every touch logged, and a straightforward answer to who is due for follow-up today. There's also a Claude connector if you prefer working from chat. Basically, it tells you what to do each day and keeps everything sorted. I've been iterating on it from weekly feedback over the last couple of months, and I think it's at the point where changes aren't helpful unless they're dictated by active searchers with varied background. If you're actively searching, I'd genuinely appreciate you throwing rocks at it. There's a purple button on each page to report feedback directly, and I'll follow up personally on every report. It's all free, and the first 10 sign-ups get at least the first year free. Your data exports from the UI at any time. jiglabs.ai