Sygnal - Real-time buying-moment signals for founders & revenue teams

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Most cold email gets opens and no replies, right target, wrong timing. Sygnal watches Reddit, Hacker News, G2, job boards, GitHub, and more for the exact moment someone publicly asks "how do I fix this?" or a problem your product solves. Before they fill out a form. It finds real pain and buying moments not keywords, scores them and delivers to wherever you already work - Clay, Zapier, Slack, custom webhooks.

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Hey PH 👋 Joshua Ogunyele here, founder of Sygnal. I built this because I was living the problem myself and daily see a lot of GTM teams complaining about how to get semantic buying moments. I was doing cold outreach for a product. The emails were getting opens, sometimes great open rates. But almost no replies. For a while I thought it was my copy. I rewrote it. Better open rates, still no replies. Then I realized: the targeting type was right, but I was reaching people at the wrong moment. They weren't in pain right now. They were just... on a list. When I changed the method, and reached out to someone in need, the reply changed. At that moment I realized how much I was missing. The insight that broke it open: buyers don't hide their pain. They post about it. Publicly. On Reddit, on Hacker News, in G2 reviews, in job postings, even on product launches. "We need a CFO but can't afford one." "What do you guys use instead of Salesforce?" "Is anyone else drowning in manual reporting?" These are buying moments, they're just scattered across the internet. At best you get a keyword alert and not a semantic matching. So I built Sygnal to do exactly that. It watches the channels where your buyers actually talk, scores each signal by intent strength, and delivers it to wherever you already work — Slack, Clay, Zapier, a webhook. The goal: reach someone while they're still in the moment they described the problem, not three weeks later when they've already talked to your competitor. Happy to answer questions about how the scoring works, which sources we pull from, or how the webhook output is structured. What would you want Sygnal to watch for your product?