You run the play. Agents implement.
Delegate from your table. You see results before anything writes.
The go-to-market OS forbuilding serious pipeline.
Product features
Integrate with your go-to-market stack.
Sequences, email finders, enrichment, and verification through one API, not five browser tabs.
MCP, API, CLI, and webhooks.
Wire Appenda into Codex, Cursor, your CI, or any script. No walled garden.
Turn commits into plays.
Fork what worked. Revert what didn't. See what changed and why.
Everything your go-to-market needs in one place.
AI web research
Send agents to browse company sites and the open web. They return structured fields for your rows, sources linked for review.
Person enrichment
Stack providers in priority order and waterfall each row. Stop on the first verified email or phone, skip the rest.
Company enrichment
Firmographics, funding, and tech stack from your enrichment APIs.
List cleaning
Dedupe, verify, and drop bad rows before export or send.
Message personalization
First lines from row context with your approval on every draft.
Campaign sequencing
Sync approved rows to outreach tools with the cadence you set.
Fast on a full outbound list
Rust core, encrypted SQLite, optional cloud sync. The numbers that matter when you are staring at 100k rows.
Rows per table
SQLCipher on SQLite. Full outbound lists stay on your machine.
Filter & sort pages
Next 50–200 rows on a 100k-row table, indexed and local. No network hop.
Approved changes apply instantly
Nothing writes until you allow it. Then your edit or agent update lands in the table.
Product in action
Live table
Watch the agent work on your grid
Filter and sort like any RevOps tool. Proposed cell changes highlight in place while you decide allow or deny.
Skills
Give every run the instructions it needs
Write markdown playbooks once and share them with the workspace. Enable skills in the agent, then run your play on the table.
Version control
See who changed what, and when
Every import, enrichment, and approved edit is a named batch. Inspect a teammate's run or roll back to an earlier version.
Why teams switch
Campaigns that compound, not one-off hacks
Supervised agents, commit history, and stack integrations — built to compound over time.
Ask
Before anything writes
Agents draft enrichments and research. You approve every change before it hits the table.
Play
Commits become campaigns
Fork a workflow that worked. Revert one that didn't. Version control for GTM, not git cosplay.
Plug
Into tools you already run
MCP, API, CLI, and webhooks — built to wire Appenda into your stack, not replace it.