You built it. Now find your customers.

The contact book that builds itself while you’re doing everything else.

5 minutes a dayNo sequences to configureWorks in Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram

You’ve probably tried to fix this already.

01

Sales platforms

Want $300 a month and a week of setup before they show you a single name.

02

Automation tools

Send a thousand messages while you sleep, then break silently somewhere around week three.

03

ChatGPT

Gave you a list of fifty people. It’s still in a Google Doc.

And none of it taught you anything about your market.

You don’t need another tool to configure. You need a habit you can keep.

Five minutes a day of real conversations with the right people. MyPip does the finding and the thinking. You do the talking.

Your morning just changed.

Every day, MyPip sends your actions into Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, or Telegram. Each one is a specific person, a specific platform, and exactly what to say. You were going to check your messages anyway. Now there's something worth doing in there.

Works where you already are.

No new app to download. Notifications and actions in the apps you already check.

Type a message...

WHILE YOU SLEEP

Scanning the entire internet. So you don't have to.

MyPip searches across platforms, communities, directories, and databases to find people discussing the problems you solve. Not a generic list. A qualified shortlist built fresh every day.

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Hi [First Name], I came across [Company] and wanted to reach out about our solution that helps teams like yours streamline their workflow...

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Marcus, saw Loombridge just launched their new pricing tier. Looks like they're going after the same mid-market segment you mentioned struggling with last month. Want to compare notes on positioning?

You send every message yourself. That’s how you learn

No bots. No sequences running in the background. You write the comment. You send the DM. You read every reply. That’s not a limitation. Every conversation tells you something an automation would have hidden from you. Which message lands. Which objection keeps coming back. Which kind of person actually replies. Ten real conversations teach you more about your market than a thousand automated sends ever will. You’re not just booking meetings. You’re learning what to build next.

Week 1 feels small. Month 6 feels inevitable.

A few actions a day. Twenty-something a week. By month one, you've started over a hundred conversations with people who actually need what you're building. Some reply today. Some in a week. Some never. The ones who do become your network. Your customers. Your growth.

Before MyPip

  • Launched three months ago. Zero customers.
  • 50 names in a Google Doc
  • No idea who to contact first
  • Three weeks comparing tools

With MyPip

  • 147 conversations started
  • Prioritised list every morning
  • Set up in 5 minutes
  • 23 replies, 6 meetings booked

We built this because we lived the problem.

I spent a decade building outreach systems for other companies. Enrichment waterfalls, automated sequences, multi-channel campaigns. They worked. That was the problem.

The volume was overwhelming. Founders would get 40 meetings booked in a month and show up to half of them unprepared. They didn't know who this person was, why they mattered, or what to say beyond the script. The system generated conversations they couldn't manage and opportunities they weren't ready for.

I watched the same pattern repeat. Great tools. Impressive dashboards. Real results on paper. And founders who still couldn't answer a simple question: what's the one thing I should do today, and who should I do it with?

That question is the entire product now.

MyPip doesn't flood you with volume. It gives you a short list every morning. Specific people. Specific reasons they matter today. Specific actions you can take in five minutes. You show up prepared because there's nothing to prepare for. The preparation already happened.

I built the system I kept wishing someone else would build. Turns out nobody was going to.

"What's the one thing I should do today, and who should I do it with?"

Toby

Toby

Founder, MyPip

The right person at the right time.

MyPip doesn't give you a list of 10,000 contacts and wish you luck. It finds people who are talking about the problems you solve right now. This week. Today. Then it tells you exactly how to start the conversation based on what they actually said.

Matched prospects6 this week
  • A

    Aria Singh

    Finova

    Posted about churn
  • M

    Marcus Lee

    Loombridge

    Asked for tool recs
  • P

    Priya Nair

    Stackmind

    Complained about onboarding
  • J

    Jake Torres

    Driftwell

    Shared growth numbers
  • S

    Sam Okafor

    Brightlane

    Launched new product
  • T

    Tom Reyes

    Claribel

    Discussed pricing plan

You see the list. MyPip did the other 50 steps.

While you slept, MyPip scanned LinkedIn, X, Reddit, and industry communities for people discussing the problems you solve. Filtered thousands down to the ones worth your time today. Built a personalised approach for each one based on what they actually said this week. You never see any of that. You just see the list.

MyPip · Morning Brief8 actions
  • Sarah Chen · Lattice · LinkedIn commentNew
  • David Kim · Arcline · X replyNew
  • James Whitford · Stackpay · Slack DMReady
  • Rachel Gomez · Halostack · LinkedIn DMReady
  • Follow-up · Marcus Lee repliedReply
  • Priya Sharma · Minto · Email follow-upPending
  • Nate Chowdhury · Veltrix · Community postPending
  • Weekly recap · 14 conversations startedSummary

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