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Paste a URL. Meet your first customer in ~10 minutes.

$9one-time — no subscription

500+posts scanned per run

~10 minfrom payment to report

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Step 01 — Paste URL

Paste a URL. That’s all we need.

Paste your product URL — that is the whole setup. Opus reads the page, works out who it is for and what those people complain about, then writes the search conditions itself: 12 of them for Tessero, in minutes.

No keyword lists to build or maintain
You can review and edit every condition before the scan starts

“Freelance designers juggling 3+ clients who track projects in Slatepad or spreadsheets.”

tessero.example.com

We’ll read tessero.example.com

The 12 queries built from your site

Built from tessero.example.com, searched on X.

cloverbook too expensiveslatepad client trackerfreelance CRM recommendationondaro setup timetrack client feedbackhow do you track clientsclient invoicing tool freelancespreadsheet client managementslatepad CRM template designerscloverbook alternativelosing client feedback emailfreelance project tracker

Illustrative sample — handles and posts are fictional.

Step 02 — Scan socials

We read the public timeline. Nothing else.

We scan at least 500 public posts on X per run. Public posts only — we never read DMs, private accounts or anything behind a login. The whole run — scan, scoring, report — typically finishes in about 10 minutes.

Public posts only — every candidate links back to the original post
0 messages sent on your behalf

“Lost a client’s feedback in a 200-message email thread again. There has to be a better way to run a 1-person studio.”

Collected from X

Public posts only · Jun 18 – Jul 20 · 12 queries

612posts collected, before a single one was judged

@mira_exampleon X · Jul 18

Cloverbook just raised prices again. $39/mo to send invoices and track 4 clients is insane. What are you all using?

246118View original ↗

@pixel_exampleon X · Jul 11

Every new client I re-invent my whole tracking system in Slatepad. It never survives past month two.

12139View original ↗

@casetype_exampleon X · Jul 6

Switched from spreadsheets to Ondaro for client work and it’s already too much. Want something in between.

18129View original ↗

@hollow_exampleon X · Jun 26

How do you all schedule client calls without triple-booking yourself? My calendar is chaos.

26254View original ↗

Illustrative sample — handles and posts are fictional.

Step 03 — Score posts

Every single post, scored.

Every post the scan brings back is scored against your conditions — all of them, not a sample. The noise sinks; only the promising ones surface.

Score 60–100 is promising and shown first
Below 35 we leave it out entirely

“Ondaro has been sitting half-configured for three weeks. I just want to send an invoice and move on.”

The full slate

All 11 candidates, ranked, each with the 100-point bar that produced its score · the rule marks the hot floor of 65.

#	Person	Found by	Category	Score
1	Mira Designs@mira_example	cloverbook too expensive	hot	87/100
2	Studio Marlo@marlo_example	ondaro setup time	hot	79/100
3	Davey Builds@davey_example	losing client feedback email	hot	74/100
4	Pixel and Ink@pixel_example	slatepad client tracker	hot	71/100
5	Nora Type@nora_example	track client feedback	hot	68/100
6	Quiet Studio@quiet_example	freelance CRM recommendation	hot	66/100
7	Casetype@casetype_example	spreadsheet client management	near-miss	63/100
8	Ravi Makes@ravi_example	client invoicing tool freelance	near-miss	58/100
9	Lena Letters@lena_example	client invoicing tool freelance	near-miss	52/100
10	Hollow Press@hollow_example	how do you track clients	near-miss	47/100
11	MKW Dev@mkw_example	track client feedback	near-miss	41/100

Illustrative sample — handles and posts are fictional.

Step 04 — Find people

The post, the score, and the why — on every single candidate.

You do not get a name and a guess. Every candidate arrives with the original post and the reason we picked them, written out — so you can read both and judge for yourself.

Why we picked them, written out on every candidate
You decide whether and how to act — auto-posting does not exist

“Cloverbook just raised prices again. $39/mo to send invoices and track 4 clients is insane. What are you all using?”

Mira Designs@mira_example · X · Jul 18

#1 of 11HOT · CONTACT-SAFE

@mira_exampleon X · Jul 18

Cloverbook just raised prices again. $39/mo to send invoices and track 4 clients is insane. What are you all using?

246118View original ↗

WHY WE PICKED THEM

Direct pricing complaint about a competitor and actively asking for alternatives — a buying-intent signal, not a vague gripe. Names a 4-client workload, which matches the ICP.

Found by cloverbook too expensive · ranked #1 of 11 candidates · 612 posts scanned

WHY THIS SCORE

87/ 100hot ≥ 65 · cleared by +22

38+20+12+17=87

Pain fit 38/40Buying stage 20/20Buyer 12/20Freshness 17/20Not earned 13/100

Names the competitor, names the price and asks the room for an alternative — the buying-stage axis is maxed because the post is the switch decision itself.

Illustrative sample — handles and posts are fictional.

Where your customers already are.

We do not build an audience for you. We read where people already say what is going wrong, out loud and in public.

Live

Public posts and replies where people name the tool that just let them down — and ask the timeline what to switch to.

Example candidates: @mira_example · @davey_example

RedditComing soon

Threads where people describe the problem in long form — and ask the subreddit what actually works.

InstagramComing soon

Comments and captions where makers and small brands name the tools behind their work.

Public posts only. Every candidate links straight back to the post it came from. X is live today — Reddit and Instagram are next.

One price. One report. Nothing to cancel.

Pay $9 once. We scan at least 500 public posts on X and your report is typically ready in about 10 minutes. No subscription starts — there is nothing to unsubscribe from.

First 10+Beta

$9one-time

A single report to test the water on one product.

Report typically ready in about 10 minutes
At least 500 posts scanned — the floor, not the average
Why we picked them, written out on every candidate

Get Started

Posts scanned 500+
Typical candidates 12–15
Reports 1
Why we picked them On every candidate

$9 is the launch price — it won’t stay this low.

Candidate counts are estimates based on typical results — not a guarantee. One product URL per report. Larger plans come after the beta.

Questions, answered plainly.

How soon do I get my report?

Typically about 10 minutes. The run starts the moment your payment clears and your URL is in — scan, scoring, and report, end to end. When your audience is very active the scan digs deeper and takes longer, but you will not be waiting days. Your report opens in the app and lands in your inbox the moment it is done.

Are these real people?

Yes. Every candidate links straight back to the live post on X. We never invent a name — if we can’t link it, it doesn’t go in your report.

How is this different from a lead list?

A lead list gives you companies and job titles. WarmList gives you individuals and the public post that shows they have the problem right now — with the date and a link to the original. You are not guessing whether they care; you can read them saying it.

Do you post, reply or DM for me?

No. Auto-posting is not a setting we offer — it does not exist to turn on. WarmList sends 0 messages on your behalf. Each candidate comes with the original post and the reason we picked them, and you decide whether and how to act.

Do I need to pick keywords?

No. You paste your product URL and Opus derives the search conditions itself — 12 of them for tessero.example.com. You can review and adjust them before the first scan, but nothing is required from you to get started.

How many candidates will I get?

It depends on how much your audience posts. On the beta plan a typical cycle surfaces 12–15 candidates. That is an estimate, not a guarantee — we would rather send you a short honest list than pad it.

What happens to the candidates who nearly qualified?

You see them. Anything scoring 35–59 appears in Near miss with the exact condition it failed, such as Missing: Multiple-client workload signal. Below 35 we leave it out entirely rather than waste your time.

How many posts do you actually scan?

At least 500 public posts per run — that is the floor we stand behind, not a typical figure. The scan keeps going past it when your audience is active; every candidate in the report is picked from that pool.

Can I cancel?

There is nothing to cancel. $9 is a one-time purchase — one payment, one report, and it simply ends. No subscription starts unless you choose to run another scan. Our refund policy lives in the Terms.

Your first customer posted this week.
Meet them in 10 minutes.

Get Started

Paste a URL. That’s all we need.

The 12 queries built from your site

We read the public timeline. Nothing else.

Collected from X

Every single post, scored.

The full slate

The post, the score, and the why — on every single candidate.

Where your customers already are.

One price. One report. Nothing to cancel.

Questions, answered plainly.

Your first customer posted this week.Meet them in 10 minutes.

Your first customer posted this week.
Meet them in 10 minutes.