Capture consent, source, UTM, and form answers.

Agent-native lead operating system
BitterLeads
Every signup becomes an evidence-backed lead dossier.
Capture source, consent, form answers, agent annotations, proposed tags, next actions, and follow-up drafts without letting agents overwrite canonical lead facts.
The lead object
Built for humans and agents working the same list.
Humans keep judgment and relationship context. Agents research, annotate, classify, draft, and create next actions. The canonical record stays clean.
Generate a lead dossier for the person, company, and project.
Let agents add evidence, annotations, proposals, and next actions.
Send approved drafts through the right inbox surface.
BitterClip money loop
Turn a clip viewer, subscriber, reply, or recording link into a lead dossier.
BitterLeads is not a newsletter clone. It is the operating layer between attention and action: source attribution, evidence, qualification, follow-up drafts, and receipts.
Lead dossier
BitterClip early access
Declared use case
Podcast clipping, currently pays for editing, submitted recording URL.
Agent annotation
Likely creator with editing backlog. Recommend personal demo follow-up with one sample episode.
Next action
Draft a direct note asking permission to run one episode through BitterClip.
Fit signals
Clean boundaries
BitterLeads owns the lead. Other satellites keep their jobs.
Human UI
Act now, research next, needs reply, likely customer, nurture, bad fit, suppressed.
Event surface
lead.captured, lead.annotated, lead.qualified, lead.followup_requested, lead.replied.
MCP surface
Resources, tools, and prompts for safe agent research, annotation, proposals, and drafts.
BitterPost relays events. BitterInbox owns conversations. BitterAnalytics reads signal. BitterLeads keeps consented lead custody, dossiers, source attribution, proposals, and next actions.
Early access
Start with BitterClip leads.
The first version is for founder-led sales: capture the person, preserve source, let agents research safely, and make the next action obvious.