Each thread references something specific about the person.
How it works
Everything you have to set up, in the order you need it.
You pick the companies and set the tone. The app does the parts that get tedious around the twentieth email: drafting against each recipient's context, spacing out the sends, remembering who owes you a reply, and nudging the ones who don't.
What you get out of it
Email that doesn't read like a template, and follow-ups that still go out on day nine when you've stopped caring. That second one is where most people's outreach quietly dies.
Each draft pulls from your CV, the role you're going for, and whatever is known about the recipient. You read it before anything sends.
Sent mail, in order, from a real run.
How to configure your own domain
Buy a fresh domain for outreach (GoDaddy runs about $12) or use one you already own. Plenty of people just send from their blog domain.
- Pick the domain you want to send from.
- Add it in GetInterviews and generate the verification records.
- Paste those DNS records at your registrar, then verify.
- Set up sender accounts and keep job outreach on its own domain.
Verification status for every sending domain, one screen.
Use separate domains for job, personal, and content outreach.
Setup, in order
Install the right build for your Mac, then work down this list without skipping ahead. Sending before DNS has propagated will hurt you later.
- Download Lucia Outreach for your chip: Apple Silicon or Intel.
- Connect your domain and verify the DNS records.
- Set up sender accounts and point it at your list.
- Generate drafts, read them, send.
- Watch what comes back and follow up on the rest.
Sender and delivery config, no support ticket required.
Ready to send the first batch?
If you already know the role you want and the companies you want it at, this is an afternoon: install, connect a domain, upload your list, send.