Your field researcher lives in your pocket.
Before the meeting, the invoice, the leap — ask Scout. It reads what you give it, tells you what it observed, what it inferred, what the risk is and what it would do next. With sources, and with its confidence stated out loud.
Not released yet. This page changes the day it is — not before.
Structured opportunity intelligence — for people who make decisions on their phones.
Not a dashboard. Not a chatbot. A researcher that returns documents.
What Scout looks like.
Three states, drawn here on the website from the Founder-approved, current Scout design: choose a lens, watch it work, read what it found. One screen at a time, no scroll-hunting, nothing hidden behind a menu. These are representative interface frames — built for the web to match the approved design direction and the current app build. They are not screen captures taken from the installed Android app.
Representative renders, not literal app captures: the layout, states and wording follow the approved, current Scout design, and the example subject is not a real person. Screens are pre-release and can still change before release.
Retention, precisely. What you submit is encrypted while Scout works on it. The original input is purged as soon as an analysis succeeds, and anything left behind by a failed or incomplete run is hard-purged within 24 hours — Scout keeps no stored profile of you or your subject. A brief you choose to save is yours, and yours to delete. The in-app privacy and AI-processing disclosure shown before first use is the authoritative version. See the privacy notice.
Person. Company. Conversation.
Due diligence before trust
Public footprint, claims against the record, inconsistencies — with what Scout couldn't verify said out loud.
A market in one document
Position, moats, business model — and the risks nobody puts in the pitch deck.
Signal out of a thread
Subtext and posture — what people are actually asking for, separated from the noise around it.
Feed it anything.
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 name with context, a listing, a profile, a pitch. Scout confirms the target before analysing.
URL
Point Scout at a public page. Part of the declared launch scope; tagged live only when it is.
Screenshot / image
Screenshots are half the internet now. Same launch scope, same honesty rule.
What Scout hands back.
Every analysis returns the same structure, in the same order. Same shape every time — so a month of briefs stacks into a library you can compare, not a pile of chats.
Independent candle brand — wholesale expansion
Profitable D2C brand considering first stockists. Demand real but single-channel; wholesale works only if markup ≥2.4× holds.
Example data — every Scout brief follows this format.
Scout Lite. Scout Elite. Radar.
One ladder, and only the first rung is being launched. Scout Lite is the free tier and it is not a crippled demo — sources, provenance, confidence and privacy are never behind a paywall.
The complete core: pick a lens, give it text, a link or a screenshot, get a full brief with sources, confidence and what couldn't be verified. Free, standalone, Android.
A paid standalone tier that adds depth and workflow to research you start yourself — not simply a bigger number of analyses.
Price and terms not set — published before anyone is chargedWhere persistent intelligence lives: monitoring, watchlists, change detection and multi-entity landscapes — the things Scout deliberately does not do on its own.
Not in the Scout launchScout counts finished work, not credits. A failed or undelivered analysis costs you nothing. If a paid tier ever carries a limit, the number, the reset date and what's left will be visible in the app before you're charged — and published here first.
Getting Scout.
Two steps, honestly labelled. There is no public download today.
Join the waitlist
One email when Scout is installable. Android first; the announcement goes out when there's a real store link, not before.
Google Play
Scout will be distributed through Google Play. The store hand-off below stays closed until a verified listing exists.
Scout runs on a TAIGL account. On Android you sign in with Google; a six-digit email code works if you'd rather. The account is what keeps your saved briefs yours and carries them if you change device.
Fair questions.
Only what you give it, plus public sources it can show you. Every claim carries its excerpt and retrieval date in the brief itself, and the brief separates what was observed from what was inferred.
It will be, sometimes. That's why it states its confidence and shows its working. Verify before you act — the brief is built to be checked, and "not enough here to say" is a real answer it gives.
It is encrypted while Scout works on it, then purged as soon as the analysis succeeds; a failed or incomplete run is hard-purged within 24 hours. It is not retained as a stored profile. Saving a brief is your choice, and saved briefs are yours to delete. The in-app privacy detail is shown before first use and is the authoritative version.
Scout Lite is free. Scout Elite is the paid tier and its price isn't set yet — it will be published before anyone can be charged. Nothing is metered silently.
Yes — one TAIGL account. It's how your saved briefs stay yours and move with you. On Android you sign in with Google; a six-digit email code is there if you'd rather.
Android first. iOS follows if the launch earns it — the waitlist is how you'll hear.
No. Scout is in Founder device QA on real hardware. There is no public build, and we don't hand out install files outside the store — when it's on Google Play, that link appears on this page.
TAIGL — built by The AI Growth Lab. Scout is the first public product; a wider intelligence family follows when it's earned.
Scout comes from TAIGL's intelligence discipline. The deeper capability for work that has to be watched continuously — Radar — follows once Scout has proven itself in public. That's the only promise this page makes about it.