A lead is a person who might buy from you, hire you, or fund you. Highlight their message, paste a screenshot, or let Sky read the whole page. Sky saves them as a lead and scores how well they fit. When that person writes back, Sky remembers them and drafts your reply.
Any page, any app, even a screenshot.
02Every lead gets a score, and you see why.
03They write back. Sky recalls what they said and drafts your reply.
04See what's running out, before a lead goes cold.
05Your wins teach Sky who to rank first.
You know the dance. Copy, tab, paste, tab back. Nine fields later, the moment's gone. Here's what changes:
Watch a lead get caught, scored, and remembered. 75 seconds.
Each list is a table, and you choose its columns. A sales list catches urgency. A hiring list catches skills. A grants list catches the deadline. Start with one of these, or name your own columns and Sky fills them:
Sales, candidates, investors, opportunities and five more are ready to use. Or write your own. Name the columns you want filled, and Sky fills them. Your next designer, your next supplier, the grant that closes on Friday. If you can describe the columns, Sky can catch it. Lists and fields are unlimited, and free. On a paid plan, each list scores against its own profile, so an investor is never judged as a customer.
No text to highlight? Use a screenshot. Paste or drop one into Sky's panel: a chat in the Slack app, a Zoom meeting chat, a second screen. Sky reads the words on it the same way. Drop in several at once and they come back as one review. And when the lead is bigger than one message, a long thread or a page of profiles, ask Sky to read the whole page.
Tell Sky who you want to reach. Your website is enough to start. Every lead gets a score from 0 to 100, with the reasons shown, and the best ones rise to the top. An investor list is judged as investors, not as customers.
You see the reasons, and you can overrule them. Make a trait count for more, give a list its own profile, or change nothing and let the defaults work. Your first five leads are scored free, so you see it working before you pay.
A week later, Iris replies. You've talked to forty people since. Sky kept her record: what she said, what you sent, and what has moved. Type her name in the panel and it's all there. Ask for a reply and Sky drafts one from her own words. You read it, change it, and send it yourself.
Sky only knows what you captured. It never reads your messages on its own. On LinkedIn, Slack and Gmail, Sky can place the draft in the message box for you. Sending stays yours, unless you switch on Send in Settings and confirm each message. No lead yet? Highlight any message and ask for a reply anyway.
Saved isn't the same as followed up. Put a date on a lead and Sky watches the calendar, not the clock. The grant that closes Friday comes before the reply you're still waiting for. The panel opens on what's running out. Once a week, only if something is waiting, Sky emails you the leads going quiet, by name. Won or Lost is one tap, right in the email, no sign-in.
This is the email you wish you'd been sending yourself. It's Sky keeping its own promise: remember, so you don't have to. It's never marketing. A date that has passed goes quiet instead of nagging, and nothing here ever marks a lead Won or Lost for you.
Mark what you win, with one tap in the dashboard or right from the weekly email. Sky compares your wins with your losses, trait by trait, and scores the next lead by what you've actually won. Then it offers to re-score the leads you already have, so someone you skipped last month can rise to the top. The chart below shows, trait by trait, how your winners scored against your losers. A big gap means that trait predicts a win.
Every number here is yours: the outcomes you set, never a guess. You approve every change Sky suggests.
Nothing to set up, nothing to babysit. Everything it learns, it shows you first.
Highlight, click the ☁️, done. Faster than switching tabs, so it never breaks your flow.
When a page reads like someone asking for what you sell, Sky puts a small pill in the corner. That check happens in your browser, against your own profile. Nothing about the page is sent anywhere, and one click switches it off.
Tell it what you sell, or who you're looking for. Your website is enough. Sky drafts the profile, then scores every lead against it. Each list can have its own.
Type a name in the panel and see what Sky kept: what they said, what you sent, and what moved. That memory is what every reply is drafted from.
Highlight the message that came in and Sky drafts the reply from what that person actually said. On LinkedIn, Slack and Gmail it can put the draft in the message box for you. Nothing goes out that you didn't read.
Mark won and lost. Sky finds the traits that really set your winners apart, then offers to re-score the leads you already have.
Type “everyone from LinkedIn I contacted three weeks ago and never heard back from, move them to Chase and draft each one”. Sky lines up the moves and the drafts. Nothing happens until you press Apply, and asking costs nothing.
Import your LinkedIn connections, Google Contacts, a spreadsheet, or a WhatsApp chat export. It costs no credits. Importing the same file twice updates your leads instead of doubling them.
One click asks three public registers whether a company exists, where it's registered, and whether it has raised money. Only the company name leaves Sky. It's off until you switch it on.
Nothing is filed behind your back. You review what Sky pulled out before it saves.
Make a trait count for more, add one of your own, or give a list its own profile. Hiring and sales don't share a definition of “good”. Most people never need to change a thing.
Export everything to a spreadsheet any time. A live link keeps a Google Sheet up to date on its own. On Scale and above, push a lead into HubSpot, or send every new one to Zapier. The quote and the score travel with the lead.
$10 a month gives you 2,000 credits. One credit is one lead, captured and scored. That's less than a cent each, and the bigger plans bring it lower still. Credits reset every month, and we never bill extra. You're paying for the reading and the scoring, not for a seat in somebody's contact database. What Sky replaces is the hour spent reading a thread, working out who the person is, and typing them into a CRM. A year of Sky costs less than a week of that.
*A monthly allowance that resets with the month. Every action shows its cost before you spend it. Only the model's work costs a credit: finding, checking a company against a public register, importing your own contacts, asking Sky a question and pushing to HubSpot cost none. One meter, with no second one for the plumbing. Run out, and new captures pause until the month resets. We never bill extra. Need more on a paid plan? Buy a pack of extra credits, charged once to your card. Packs roll over instead of resetting, and expire a year after you buy them. The pack size and price are on the pricing page. Buying upfront is cheaper per credit, which is what Scale and Max are.
No. Nothing leaves your browser unless you hand it over: the text you highlight, a screenshot you paste, or a page you ask Sky to read. Sky does watch for one thing, and it does that locally. When a page reads like someone asking for what you sell, it puts a small pill in the corner offering to catch it. That check runs in your browser, against the profile you wrote, and nothing about the page is sent anywhere. It only runs once you have a profile, and you can switch it off. Sky never touches your history, your keystrokes or your passwords. Nothing is saved until you confirm it. Your leads are private to your account, and you can export or delete them any time.
Never on its own. Sky has no bulk messaging, no automated sequences and no list building. It never opens a conversation or picks a recipient. One thing is opt-in: with Send switched on in Settings, Sky can press LinkedIn's or Slack's own Send button on a draft you have read and confirmed, in the thread you already had open, one message at a time. It is off by default. Anything you send goes through your own accounts, under your own rules. Using Sky for unwanted messages that break anti-spam law is against our Terms of Service. The one thing Sky emails is you: a weekly note when your own leads are going quiet. Never on a quiet week, and one click unsubscribes.
Yes. It works anywhere you can select text in your browser: LinkedIn, WhatsApp Web, Instagram DMs, Gmail, Reddit, forums, docs. If you can highlight it, Sky can capture it. When the lead is bigger than one highlight, a long thread or a page of profiles, ask Sky to read the whole page and it works through it section by section. No page is sent anywhere unless you ask.
Use a screenshot. Paste or drop one into Sky's panel, or pick it from a file. That covers the places a browser can't reach: the Slack desktop app, a Zoom meeting chat, a second monitor. Sky reads the words on it the same way it reads a highlight, and you see a small preview of exactly what it will send. Several screenshots at once come back as one review. A screenshot costs two credits, and the picture is never stored.
Everything you captured, in order: what they said, when you wrote to them, when they replied, when their status moved, and any note you added. Type a name in the panel and it's there. When someone writes back weeks later, Sky uses that record to draft your reply, so you don't have to scroll back through the thread. Sky never reads a conversation on its own. It only knows what you gave it.
If you ask it to. Highlight the message that came in, or open the lead, and Sky drafts a reply that starts from what that person actually said and what you sell. It won't invent a shared contact, a number or a story. The draft lands in a box you can edit. On LinkedIn, Slack and Gmail, Sky can put it in the message box for you, and if you switch Send on, press the app's own Send button once you confirm. It never sends a message you didn't read, and it never sends on its own.
Yes, in a sentence. Type something like “everyone from LinkedIn I contacted three weeks ago and never heard back from, move them to Chase and draft each one”. Sky finds the set, lines up the moves and the drafts, and shows you the rows. Nothing changes until you press Apply, and every change can be undone. Sky can't delete leads, mark them Won or Lost, or send anything this way. Asking costs no credits.
Yes. Import your LinkedIn connections, your Google Contacts, a spreadsheet, or a WhatsApp chat export. It costs no credits, because no AI reads the file. Scoring the imported rows is a separate choice, at the usual credit each. Importing the same file twice updates the leads you already have instead of doubling them.
A little, and only from public records. Sky can search the UK's Companies House and US company filings for people whose company and role match your profile. A public register lists a name, a role and a company, never an email or a phone number, and Sky says so on every one. Outside the UK and US it finds nothing, and says that too. It's off until you switch it on.
Yes. One click asks three official company records: Companies House in the UK, company filings at the SEC in the US, and the worldwide LEI register. They can say whether the company exists, where it's registered, and whether it has raised money. Only the company name leaves Sky. Every source is off until you switch it on, and a match is stored beside the lead with its source and date, so you can see who said what.
Both. Every lead exports to a spreadsheet file in one click, including your custom fields. A live link keeps a Google Sheet or a chart up to date on its own. On Scale and above, Sky can push a lead into HubSpot as a contact with a note, or send every new lead to Zapier, Make or n8n as it arrives. The words you highlighted and the scoring behind the number travel with it, so the reason a lead mattered survives the trip. Your data is never locked in.
Yes. One tap marks a lead Won or Lost, in the dashboard or right from the weekly email. Sky keeps the whole story: captured from WhatsApp on the 3rd, closed on the 21st. Then it shows which sources and lists actually produce your wins, and on a paid plan, tunes your profile from them. Won and Lost are yours to set. Sky never guesses an outcome.
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Free forever: 50 credits a month, with unlimited lists and custom fields. Your first 5 leads are scored against your profile, so you can see what a paid plan sees. Pro is $10 a month (or $8 a month billed yearly) for 2,000 credits. Scale is $30 a month (or $24 yearly) for 7,500. Max is $100 a month (or $80 yearly) for 30,000. Every plan works out under a cent a credit. Team is arranged with us: credits to suit, unlimited if you need them, and custom workflows. It's the same product on every plan. Nothing is held back from the smaller ones. See plans and subscribe →
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