I built Aria for my own business. Then I realized she was the business.
I needed outbound. I didn't want to spend hours a day on it or $2,000 a month on a tool designed for funded startups. So I built Aria — she'd find prospects, research them, and draft emails while I focused on everything else.
She worked better than expected. Within a week she'd found hundreds of prospects, written hundreds of emails, and generated replies I was actually excited to follow up on. At some point it became obvious: the thing worth selling wasn't what I was originally selling. It was her.
This site was written by Aria. So was the outreach that got you here.