Outbound, aimed
Sagitta finds companies that fit, notices what just changed at each one, and drafts a short email that says so. You approve it. It handles the replies and books the meeting.
Opening to a small group first. Your mailboxes, your AI model, and by default a person’s yes on every email.
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Most outbound starts from a list and hopes. Sagitta watches the companies that fit you and writes when something changes: online booking switched on, a role they are hiring for, ads started, a rebuilt site, a new agency in the footer. The first line of the email says what it saw, and where.
Hi David, I saw that Roswell Creek Dental added online booking to its site this week.
Brightsmile sends each patient a reminder before the visit and a review request after it. Would a 20-minute look be useful?
Ana Ruiz, Brightsmile Booking
Companies that fit your target, from maps, the web and your data providers, read and scored as they come.
A dossier for the bigger accounts: what they sell, who buys, what changed, whether they fit. Every line has its source.
A short, plain email written for that company, leading with one change and one reason. No merge tags.
You read the whole email and decide: approve, edit or reject. The keyboard does it.
Replies come back as conversations. Sagitta answers what it can and hands you the rest. An opt-out stops everything, at once.
Someone wants to meet, so Sagitta offers times from your calendar and books the one they pick.
Every draft waits on the desk with everything you need to judge it: who it is for, why them, the change it leads with, and the email exactly as it will be sent. Approved email goes out in the recipient’s office hours. Approval is the default; autopilot is your choice.
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For the accounts worth it, the Researcher reads the company’s site, news, job board and, for US public companies, their filings. It writes what it found with a link to where, judges the fit against your target, and says why. What it could not find says so, and what it inferred is marked as inferred.
Every signal on every company carries the day and the page it came from, so the email’s first line can say what it saw, and where.
Sagitta reads every reply and sorts it: interested, wants a meeting, not now, an objection, out of office, a bounce, an opt-out. It drafts an answer for you to approve, hands you what needs a person, stops everything on an opt-out, and books the meeting on your calendar when someone picks a time.
Autopilot is a choice you make, and some drafts always wait for a person.
Unfilled tags, banned phrases, length, links, the opt-out line and your postal address, the do-not-contact list. Twice: when it is written and just before it goes.
An opt-out in a reply, like "no thanks", stops all contact with that person. Only a person can undo it.
It drafts and judges. Plain code sends, and only what passed.
It sends in the recipient's working day, a few minutes apart, under each mailbox's daily cap.
with its source and its date. Guesses are marked as guesses.
Sagitta sends from your own mailboxes and thinks with your own AI model key, so your reputation and your spend stay yours. Everything else plugs in the same way: your data providers, your calendar, your CRM, Slack, and your AI assistant.
Names, not logos. Paid sources run on your own account, each within a budget you set.All connections
Sagitta comes to where your team already works, with the same rules as the app.
status, why <company>, pause sending, and a business card photo becomes a contact.Everything around the loop, built in and governed by the same rules.
Turn on what to watch, free ones in one click, and save who matches.
A saved cohort and an angle. Starting one never sends anything.
“When this changes, write.” Rules start drafts; they never send.
Writes again to people who said “not now” once their date comes.
What you teach it, one claim at a time, each with its source.
Proposals with the number each is judged on. You accept or drop.
Compares what was sent, and calls a winner only with enough people.
A photo becomes a contact, after a person checks each field.
Each lead gets a drafted first answer, and it waits for a person.
Sixteen events to your systems, never with what a prospect wrote.
Model calls and spend per day, and a budget on every paid source.
Admin, Decides, Reads only, a second factor, and Activity: who decided what, and when.
Press ? on any page and its help opens beside it, so the page you are working on stays in view. Topics say what the page does, who can change it, and show an example.
Not by default: a person approves every email. If you turn on autopilot, drafts go without a click, but each still passes the gate when it is written and again before it goes, and some always wait for a person, such as anything the gate held.
Yours. It sends from the mailboxes you connect (Google, Microsoft or any IMAP/SMTP mailbox) and calls the AI model with your own key: Anthropic, OpenAI, an OpenAI-compatible server or Ollama.
From the free map search (OpenStreetMap) and each company’s own website, and from the data providers you connect, such as Apollo, Serper or Hunter, on your account and within a budget you set. It never buys a list.
Yes, over MCP. Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor can read your pipeline, research a company, start a campaign or approve a draft, with the access an admin grants. An assistant can never send directly, change settings or see a secret.
No. Sagitta is hosted by 2am.tech. You connect your own mailboxes, AI model and data providers to it.
We are opening Sagitta to a small group first. Tell us who you sell to.
You are on the list.
We read every request and will write to you from a real person at 2am.tech, usually within two working days.