The AI agent for LinkedIn outreach.
Runs on your machine. Fills your pipeline.

Reachy never uses bots, proxies, or external scrapers — everything runs from your own browser, on your computer, behind your own IP address, at human pace. It adds human-like pacing, daily limits and a warm-up system for new or cold accounts. Cloud tools that log into your account from datacenter IPs are what typically triggers LinkedIn restrictions.

Reachy ships with safe defaults — roughly 100–150 actions per week per account, up to 150–200 connection requests weekly on a fully warmed-up account — and ramps new accounts gradually with its warm-up system. Need more volume? Multi-account auto-rotation scales your total daily outreach without pushing any single account past its safe limit.

No — and that is deliberate. Extensions inject scripts into LinkedIn pages from your everyday browser, carry a detectable extension fingerprint, and usually depend on a cloud backend for scheduling. Reachy is a signed desktop app that drives its own embedded browser: a clean, separate environment on your machine, behind your real IP.

Generic AI browser agents (computer-use models, cloud browser operators) drive LinkedIn from unfamiliar environments with no pacing, no limits and no warm-up — a fast way to a restricted account. Reachy is purpose-built: human-paced actions, per-account limits, warm-up, signal sourcing and lead scoring, all running locally where LinkedIn sees only you.

Reachy works while the app is open — it does not run 24/7 from a cloud server, and that is a feature: round-the-clock activity is a bot signature, while activity during your working hours is a natural human pattern. Most users leave it running in the background during the day.

Yes. Reachy is a desktop app for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel, notarized by Apple), Windows 10/11 (certified signed installer) and Linux (AppImage and .deb).

AI is included. Every plan, including the 14-day trial, comes with Reachy AI: it scores contacts against your ICP and writes, rewrites and translates the messages, with a monthly allowance pooled across your seats. If you prefer a specific model, you can bring your own key instead: Anthropic Claude, OpenAI GPT, Google Gemini, or OpenRouter (one-click connect, access to every model). Your provider bills you directly and Reachy adds 0% markup. Everything else — searching, connecting, sequencing, pacing, the inbox — is code, not a model, so it never touches your allowance.

You can, and we will not pretend otherwise: a script or a browser agent driven by Claude can perform a LinkedIn task. What it does not give you is a workflow you can trust every working day: persistent campaign memory, warm-up and pacing, stop-on-reply and duplicate prevention, recovery when LinkedIn changes its interface, signal sourcing and ICP scoring, reporting for your team or clients, and someone maintaining all of it. Reachy is that production layer, and Claude works inside it: bring your own Claude key or use the included Reachy AI. Building it yourself is possible; ongoing reliability and maintenance are the expensive parts.

You get 14 days of full Solo features with no credit card: 1 LinkedIn account, 1 active campaign, up to 500 contacts, safe daily caps with automatic warm-up (contact export unlocks with a paid plan). When the trial ends, Reachy switches to free monitoring — forever: search keeps running with a weekly signal refresh, new leads appear with their title, industry, company size, signal and score visible (identity details stay hidden, with a few fully unlocked as samples), and every contact from your trial remains visible. Upgrade whenever you want to message them.

Form factor first: HeyReach and Dripify run in the cloud, Waalaxy is a Chrome extension living inside your browser — Reachy is a dedicated local app driving its own embedded browser on your machine, so your sessions and prospect data stay on hardware you control, provably. Capability second: Reachy is an agent, not just a sender — it finds buyers from signals (post reactions, group members, followers), scores them against your ICP, and then runs the outreach. And for agencies, its 15-seat flat plan is sized for 5–15 client accounts instead of 30+.

Yes. Reachy exports enriched contacts and syncs with HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive, plus Make, Zapier and n8n for anything custom. CSV/Excel import and export are built in.

Yes. Team ($149/month, 5 seats, about $30 a seat) and Agency ($299/month, 15 seats, about $20 a seat) manage multiple accounts from one dashboard, with per-account limits, warm-up and auto-rotation. Agencies also get per-client campaign isolation and exportable reporting, so you can prove to each client exactly what ran on their account.

Your prospect data, messages and LinkedIn session stay on your machine. That is the point of local-first design — there is no cloud copy of your network to leak. This is why Reachy is GDPR-compliant by architecture, not by policy.

Direct founder support — email or LinkedIn DM, answered by a human who built the product — plus a Discord community and short how-to guides. Agency plans include white-glove onboarding.

Paid plans come with a 7-day money-back guarantee, and you can cancel anytime. The 14-day trial gives you the full product with no card, and free monitoring continues after it ends — so you can validate results before paying anything.