Every event you’re going to, turned into the people worth meeting there.

The week before the show, fixed

• Who's actually going

  A static exhibitor list, a hashtag, and hope

  The people posting “see you there”, the speakers, the exhibitors’ staff — each with the post or page that proves it.

• Fit, not badges

  Every badge treated the same

  Strong / Possible / Unlikely against your ideal customer, with the reasoning written out. Companies judged too.

• Minutes, not the week before

  Spreadsheets assembled the week before the show

  Paste the URL. The table builds itself while you do something else, and refreshes as people keep posting.

• Proof it was worth it

  Expensive events, unproven ROI

  Pursue, watch or dismiss each person. Log contacted, replied, meeting booked, meeting held — per event.

How it works

URL in. Table out.

1. 1

   Paste the event’s website

   We read the page for the dates, the hashtags and the exhibitor, sponsor and speaker lists — pages and PDFs alike — and tell you what we couldn’t read.

2. 2

   We find who’s posting about it

   Every social post is verified against this year’s edition before anyone’s engagement is pulled. A reaction is engagement, never attendance, and last year never counts as this year.

3. 3

   You get a table, not a list

   Company, person, fit and reasoning, the event connection, the source, and a next action. Filter it, export it with the evidence attached, or draft a note grounded in what they actually said.

Everything else you already have keeps working: the same ideal customer, the same People queue, the same daily summary. Events are one more place your buyers show up.