Tell Scout what happened.
Type a note, paste a message, or attach a file.
Tell Scout what happened after a networking call or interview. It keeps your people, applications, and follow-ups connected—then shows you the next move.
Nothing changes until you approve it.
Log an activityProposal conversation with Maya Chen
Move opportunityNorthstar · Proposal
Create a follow-upSend revised scope · Friday
Scout turns everyday updates into an organized record. You get the benefits of a CRM without spending your day maintaining one.
Type a note, paste a message, or attach a file.
Inspect, refine, approve, or discard every change before it enters the record.
See due follow-ups, quiet relationships, and stalled opportunities in one place.
Ask “Where are we with Maya?” or “Who have I not spoken to this month?” Scout uses your own records and links each answer back to the source.
Maya responded well to the proposal. You committed to send Northstar a revised scope on Friday; the opportunity is now in Proposal.
Each morning, Scout pulls together due follow-ups, quiet relationships, and changes in your pipeline. Every priority includes the reason it is there.
Close the loop with MayaRevised scope due tomorrow
FridayReconnect with TheoA warm introduction has gone quiet
12d quietPrepare for Acme interviewThree recent notes are ready to review
MondayScout connects the working parts of a serious job search without turning you into a full-time CRM administrator.
Contacts, companies, notes, and introductions stay connected, so you can prepare without searching across messages and spreadsheets.
Track applications, interview stages, confidence, and commitments in one pipeline.
Your agenda brings due follow-ups and quiet relationships back into view.
Search activities and journal entries, review progress in Insights, and import or export your records whenever you need them.
Scout started with a real search: networking conversations in one place, applications in another, and promised follow-ups living mostly in memory. It gives one person the useful structure of a CRM without the sales-team machinery.
Warm introductionMaya connected you with the hiring lead
Interview processNorthstar · Final conversation
Next move readySend the revised scope on Friday
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Early access is free today while paid subscriptions are completed. The planned tiers below show how monthly Scout-assist allowances will work; your records remain readable, editable, and exportable on every plan.
For exploring Scout or keeping a lighter search organized.
For an active job search with regular networking and interviews.
For an intensive search with more research, imports, and drafting.
You will not be charged during early access. One Scout assist means one completed result, such as a proposal, answer, draft, enrichment, briefing, or processed import.
No. Write a quick update in plain language. Scout suggests the contacts, activities, opportunities, and follow-ups to add. You review them before anything is saved.
No. Scout shows its proposed changes before writing them. You can approve, refine, or discard the proposal, so you stay in control of the record.
A Scout assist is one result you asked for. That might be a proposal, answer, draft, enrichment, briefing, or processed import. We do not count the model steps behind it.
Yes. You can import common documents, spreadsheets, images, text files, and contact cards. You can export your workspace as JSON and supported records as CSV.
Scout shows AI-proposed changes before saving them, bases answers on records in your workspace, and keeps your records available to read, edit, and export on every plan.
Scout was built for job searching, but the same workflow also fits consulting, fundraising, recruiting, and other work that depends on relationships.
Not yet. Scout currently supports one personal workspace. Shared workspaces and team administration are not available.
Capture the conversation while it is fresh. Scout will prepare the updates, surface the follow-up, and keep the history ready for your next interview.