ScoutFox
Scouts that file dispatches. A web intelligence layer for people who can't afford to find out late.
ScoutFox watches the open web for the things that move your work — and files a dispatch when one of them happens. Not a database. Not an alert firehose. Decision support: what changed, why it matters to you, what to do.
What it's for
A venture fund is racing competitors to a deal. A newsroom is racing competitors to a story. A brand is racing the next viral moment. In every case, timing is the edge — and the existing tools (Crunchbase, Google Alerts, RSS, "AI assistants") surface things after the moment has passed.
ScoutFox is built to be early. You describe what you care about; scouts continuously hunt, score against your priorities, and file the small number of dispatches worth your attention.
How it's different
- Personalized at the core. Every dispatch is scored against your brief — your thesis, your beats, your goals — not a generic ranking.
- Decision-support, not noise. Each dispatch is one thing: a hook, why it matters to you, primary sources, and the next step.
- Primary sources favored. Filings, the source itself, founder posts — over aggregator rehashes.
- Two surfaces. Your Interests list is the home — a flat, taggable view of what you're watching. The Wire is the live feed — every dispatch in one chronological stream. Cmd+K gets you anywhere.
Start here
Get started
Sign in, capture your brief, watch the first dispatches arrive.
How it works
The loop: brief → interests → scouts → dispatches → Wire.
The Wire
The live feed where every dispatch lands.
Shape your brief
ScoutFox is one product. Your brief's vertical setting shapes what scouts look for and what shape the dispatch takes — not a separate dashboard.