Know what you're walking into.
Scout is an AI field researcher on your phone. Give it text, a link, or a screenshot — about a person, a company, or a conversation — and get back a structured brief: the opportunity, the risks, the next moves, and an evidence trail you can check line by line.
Built in the open by TAIGL · Android first
Independent candle brand — wholesale expansion
Profitable direct-to-consumer brand considering first stockists. Demand is real but single-channel; wholesale works only if markup ≥2.4× holds.
Example data — every Scout brief follows this format.
Three things you can point it at.
A person
Going into business with someone? Scout reads the public footprint and says what it found — and what it couldn't.
A company
Sizing up a market or a vendor? Demand, competition and margin pressure — with the risks written as plainly as the upside.
A conversation
Paste the thread. Scout separates what people are asking for from what they say they want.
Feed it anything. Read the trail.
All three inputs are built and in Founder device QA. None is publicly available today — they open together at launch, and these tags flip to LIVE on that day, not before.
Pasted text
A listing, a profile, a pitch — paste it. Scout confirms what it's looking at first.
URL
Point Scout at a public page. Tagged live only when it is — the rule never bends.
Screenshot / image
The internet lives in screenshots. Same launch scope, same honesty rule.
Scout Lite is free. That's the one we're launching.
Free doesn't mean hollowed out: sources, provenance and stated confidence are in the free tier, because a brief you can't check isn't worth shipping. A paid Scout Elite tier follows, with its price published before anyone is charged. Radar — continuous monitoring and watchlists — is a later flagship capability, not part of this launch.
Most AI hands you an answer.
Scout shows you its working.
Known ≠ inferred
Every signal declares its tier. You always know which voice is speaking — evidence or judgement.
Sources by default
Claims carry excerpts and retrieval dates. A brief you can't check is a brief we wouldn't ship.
Confidence, stated
Scout says how sure it is — and says "I don't know" as a first-class answer.
Proof, in three classes.
Some evidence flatters. Ours is filed by who it belongs to — and one slot is still empty.
Every brief follows the same checked format — provenance on every signal, build evidence logged in the open.
A live brand run by TAIGL's founder with TAIGL doing the work. Labelled as ours — never quoted as a stranger's.
Empty until a customer we don't control earns it. That's the point of the waitlist.
Built in the open.
The Journal is our build log — every entry dated, linkable, tagged by evidence class. It opens with its first real entries at launch. Until then: its rules, not invented contents.
An entry exists only after the thing it records has happened. No forecasts dressed as history.
Technical record, decision, or founder-operated — whose evidence you're reading is always on the label.
Every entry is its own checkable page. If you can't open it and weigh it, it isn't proof.
Scout Lite is the first public capability of TAIGL — a company being assembled in public, one working department at a time. You'll meet the rest as it earns its place on this page.
Be first to put Scout on a real question.
Android first. One email when Scout opens — no drip campaign, no newsletter you didn't ask for.