It finds companies that match your ideal customer, researches each one, writes a different email for every single lead, and sends them on a schedule that keeps you out of spam folders. It works while you do the job you're actually good at. And you own the code.
You're good at what you sell. You're just not doing it often enough, because finding the people who want it eats the week. So you wait for referrals, the pipeline thins out, and the quiet months arrive without warning.
Hiring someone to fix that costs a salary. This costs one payment.
You describe your ideal customer once — industry, region, size, whatever makes someone a good fit. The machine goes out and finds them, pulls their real contact details, and checks every one against everybody you've ever contacted, so nobody gets approached twice.
Not a template with the name swapped out. The machine reads what each company actually publishes — what they build, what they promise, what they're proud of — and writes one email about them. The person who receives it can't tell it was automated, because in every way that matters, it wasn't.
This is where most outreach tools quietly kill your business. Blast a hundred emails in an hour and your domain gets classified as bulk — after that nothing you send reaches anyone, including your invoices. The machine spaces every message 25 to 45 minutes apart, sends only during business hours, and stops on its own when the day's quota is reached.
This is the machine Kanaky Tech runs for its own prospecting, every day. The numbers above aren't projections — they're what it did in its first week: 130 emails written and delivered, not one sentence repeated, and a meeting with the owner of three marinas booked within three days of the first send.
You're buying a system that has already earned its keep, not a demo built for a sales page.
Plus recruitment, training, tools, management, holidays — and the risk they leave in eight months taking the pipeline with them.
Works every day, never resigns, never asks for a raise, and the source code is yours to modify, extend and reuse on every business you'll ever run.
The whole machine — sourcing, writing, sending, reply detection, the deduplication registry. Not a compiled binary, not an API you rent. Readable code that belongs to you — and it runs on a cloud AI provider or entirely offline on your own machine, your call.
One command opens a guided installer — arrow-key menus, live connection tests, nothing to edit by hand. Written documentation covers every detail behind it, including the deliverability rules that keep your domain alive.
One session, screen to screen, where we install it with you and configure your first campaign together. You finish the call with a machine that is running — not a folder you'll open next month.
Something breaks, something's unclear, or you want to point it at a different market — you email us, and the person who wrote the code answers.
You don't edit configuration files and you don't read a manual first. You type one command, and the machine walks you through its own installation — arrow-key menus for every choice, presets for the common email and AI providers, keys typed in masked like a password prompt. It installs its own dependencies and tests every connection live, before anything is saved: if a key is wrong, you find out right there, with a plain explanation and a chance to fix it.
Five minutes, roughly. And if you'd rather not do even that alone, the live setup call is included — we run it with you.
Secure card payment via Stripe. The code and documentation are emailed to you automatically, within a minute of payment.
Set it up this week, and by next week it's finding people, writing to them properly, and putting replies in your inbox while you get on with the work you're actually good at.
Get the machine — US$499