Bring your history in. YouSpot works out what matters and brings it to you. Then it helps you do something about it. CRM in what it knows, agentic in how it works.
Connect your LinkedIn account in one click. That alone lets YouSpot answer about the people and posts in front of you. Add your LinkedIn archive for the whole history: every connection you have ever made, with messages and invitations if you want them. It lands in about a minute.
From there the Chrome extension keeps things current as you browse, and HubSpot, X, Slack and Obsidian connect if you use them. Your inbox and calendar connect from Integrations the same way. There is no form to fill in.
The moment your history lands, it finds the people worth a minute: who's gone quiet, who's coming up, who changed jobs, who you never answered. Then agents keep watching. Twenty of them, on six shelves, each a job somebody actually described.
When one finds something, it emails you the headline, and the mail says which agent produced it. Every agent emails you and only you. On a week when nothing happened, it says nothing.
Dana Whitfield
Gone quietLinkedIn messages · 14Eight months quiet. She sent you two referrals in 2024.
Priya Natarajan
Your networkLinkedIn historyBecame VP of Engineering at Arbor Health last week. You worked together at Meridian.
Elena Vasquez
Coming upCalendar and sent mailTomorrow, 10am. Last time you promised her the revised scope.
Marcus Lee
Never answeredLinkedIn invitationsAsked to connect in June with a note about a fundraise. You never answered.
Sam Okafor
Talk oftenLinkedIn messages and the webYou talk most weeks. Nothing for three. His company just raised.
Every finding comes with its reasons and its sources. From there: draft the note in your own voice, research the company, reconnect, or ask a follow-up in plain words. Anything written for someone else lands as a draft in your Gmail, and you send it.
Chat is one of the ways to act, and it answers from your own history, not the internet. You can ask from inside Claude or ChatGPT too, through our MCP server, and get the same answers. But you never have to know what to ask to get value. It arrives.
Choose the Brain and the content types you want, and YouSpot builds a ZIP of readable Markdown: your notes, people, companies, messages and files as documents you can open anywhere, with links between them and a report of what it could and could not include. It is a feature we publish, not a setting we hide.
Twenty agents ship. Each one is a job somebody described, and each emails you only when there is something to say.
Who's gone quiet and worth a note, what changed at their companies, a live thread going cold, and who a finished project just added.
Runs as Reconnect nudges · Network updates · Cold thread nudge · Network additions · Referral arrival brief
Who you're meeting, what was last said and what you owe them. A page on a company before the first conversation.
Runs as Meeting prep · New contact research · Slack thread to note
What your email says you invoiced and never heard back about, with the chase drafted. What you charged for work like this before.
Runs as Invoice follow-ups · Quote history · Repeat-client cue
What you said you'd do and to whom, the emails waiting on a reply from you, and the follow-ups whose date has come.
Runs as Commitment tracker · Inbox triage · Follow-ups due
How your posts did, and which openings are worth repeating.
Runs as LinkedIn post report
What your field is saying this week, a brief on any company you name, and anything new from a company, brand or person you are watching.
Runs as Industry news brief · Company brief · Watch a company, brand or person · LinkedIn post watcher · X post watcher
It reads your email, not your bank. You get what you invoiced and when, so the chase you send is accurate. Whether the money landed is yours to know.
Every agent emails you and nobody else. Anything meant for another person arrives as a draft in your own Gmail, in your voice, waiting for you. The older mailbox grants that could have sent mail on their own have been revoked, so this is what the connection allows.
A run that found nothing says so once and then leaves you alone. That is the agent working correctly.
Every finding carries its reasons and its sources. Where it could not read a number, or has never seen you and someone in the same room, it says so in one line rather than filling the gap.
There is nothing to fill in and nothing to keep up. Anything you have to maintain is dead in a month, so it builds from the mail, meetings and history you already have.
Connect your inbox and LinkedIn. Nothing to set up.
Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Your content exports as a Markdown archive.
