How 30+ founders are skipping cold outreach and finding high-intent leads in minutes
Cold outreach is becoming a volume game that most solo founders can't win.
This weekend, Multify reached #1 twice because the community realized that Intent > Volume. Instead of spraying emails, our first 30+ users are now monitoring 8 platforms (Reddit, X, HN, etc.) to jump into conversations where buyers are already asking for solutions.
We just refined the 'Intent Radar' to be faster. If you're tired of being ignored in inboxes, let's discuss how intent-based discovery is changing distribution in 2026.
I'm here to answer any technical questions about the stack Python or our lead discovery logic!
Interesting shift.
I’ve noticed something similar while testing cold email vs. “conversation-first” outreach.
Cold outreach scales effort. Intent monitoring scales timing. When someone is already asking about a problem publicly, the conversion dynamic changes completely — it becomes assistance, not persuasion.
Curious: are you seeing better results with early-stage founders or more established teams?
initial founders
Using scapped pages from big platforms and ai to understand the content maybe even ai to undersrand the intent context, how did they complay to robots and scaping laws, and what the bill coast for ai ?