Describe who you're looking for. ATAPIC finds them, reads the digital footprint they've left in public, and tells you which ones have the problem you solve - and why today is the day to say something.
Free to try. No card. Your first search is on us.
Everyone leaves a trail: what they post, what they react to, the role they took last month, the roles their company is hiring for right now. ATAPIC reads that trail so you stop guessing who's worth contacting.
One sentence, in your own words. No boolean, no filter maze. Several people sources run behind that one prompt, so a thin result from one becomes a real shortlist from the next.
Posts, comments, reactions, career history, company activity. Every detail carries a confidence and a "last checked" stamp, so you know what's verified and what's inferred.
A new role or promotion inside the last 90 days, read from dated career history rather than waiting for someone to post about it. Hiring pushes, funding, a reaction to a competitor.
A first message per person, drawn from their own footprint, sequenced across email and LinkedIn from your accounts. You approve; follow-ups stop the moment someone replies.
A name on its own is worthless. What makes a list usable is knowing why each person is on it, how fresh the detail is, and what to say first.
Several people sources run behind one prompt. If the first comes back empty, the next one runs and the search broadens on its own.
Each person is ruled in or out with a reason you can read. Not a black-box score you're asked to take on faith.
Confidence and a "last checked" stamp on each value, so you know what's verified, what's inferred, and what to double-check.
The people you keep, cut and close teach ATAPIC what "right person" means for your team. Nothing to configure.
Most of the footprint lives on LinkedIn. The Companion puts ATAPIC in your browser so you can pull someone in, read what they've been saying, and send the first message without leaving the profile.
Describe the person you're trying to reach and see who comes back - named, explained, and ready to contact.
