You built the thing. Carter finds who needs it.

Tell Carter what you're selling. It finds buyers with a reason to care now, and gives you the message that starts the conversation.

Join the private pilot.

From context to options.

Carter moves from your product context to buyer signals to a first-contact path.

The product, buyer guess, or wedge is enough.

Input Product, buyer, or wedge

What are you selling?

Workflow help for SME design teams.

I will look for buyers, reasons, and first contact.

Describe what you're selling...

Sources Source trail

Input What you sell

The product and strongest proof.

Scope Who might need it

Two likely buyer groups to compare.

Ask Find likely buyers

Bring back reasons and first contact.

Context Selling context

Context Market saved

The search has a clear boundary.

Angle Compare two niches

Look for proof before narrowing.

Ready Start the scan

Next step is source checking.

Ready There is enough context to look for buyers.

The product, buyer guess, or wedge is enough.

It checks source signals and narrows the useful paths.

Buyer choices, risks, and small next steps come back.

Join the private pilot and bring the thing you're ready to sell.