I kept stitching tools together. Then I stopped.

Cold outreach used to eat half my day. Not because I was sending a lot — because every step was its own chore. Scrape here, verify there, write by hand, paste into a sequencer, check back manually to see who opened.

The tools existed. Just not for the part where they talk to each other. Lead scraper doesn't know what your email tool did. Your email tool doesn't know what the person actually did. So you end up being the coordinator — deciding when to follow up, what to say, who's worth another touch.

PitchGale does that coordination. It finds and verifies leads, writes personalized emails (Claude under the hood, not {first_name} mail merge), and adjusts the sequence based on what each person does. Someone opened three times and never replied gets a different follow-up than someone who never opened. The logic reacts to behavior, not just a timer.

Test numbers: 68% open rate, 12% reply rate on fully automated sequences. Industry sits around 20-30% / 1-5%, so the gap is real — though those were tuned campaigns, not fresh-out-of-the-box.

Private beta, waitlist at pitchgale.com.

What are you using for cold outreach right now? I talked to a lot of founders before building this and almost everyone described the same duct tape setup.