Sarah made the move you want, from customer success to product, and offers to help people do the same. She said yes to coffee Thursday at 8:30. Want it?
Luck as a Service
Luck,
on purpose.
AI that never waits to be asked. It finds the people and opportunities you'd miss, does the legwork, and brings you something worth saying yes to.
What luck is
Nothing is an opportunity until it meets you.
You
Your Twin, learned from the tools you already use.
Your world, right now
Watched around the clock, across the web, your network and your company.
- Who you know meets Who's moving: Dana, who you worked with for three years, just became VP at a target account.
- Where you're headed meets What just opened: A product project opened on a team that needs exactly your CRM skills.
- What you know meets Who's raising or hiring: A fund researching your market wants paid calls with someone who knows it.
- What you'd offer meets Your company's network: Sales needs a way into an account where you know the CFO.
- What you've done meets Your network: Your old manager knows a founder planning the same launch you led last year.
xhuman watches both sides and tells you when they meet.
The luck engine
Assistants wait to be asked.xhuman starts with your life.
An assistantOne layerOutcomes score paths
- Life MapWhat you want, in every part of lifeYou want to move into product
- MissionsStanding goals, worked on unaskedFind your way into product, every week
- PathsBest guesses at how to get thereTalk to someone who made the move
- The four forcesLook, notice, connect, actFound Sarah, who did it, and asked her
- OutcomesOnly what really happened countsCoffee with Sarah, Thursday at 8:30
What you want becomes missions, missions hold paths, paths drive the work, and real outcomes flow back to score them.
The luck engine
Assistants wait to be asked.xhuman starts with your life.
- Life MapWhat you want, in every part of lifeYou want to move into product
- MissionsStanding goals, worked on unaskedFind your way into product, every week
- PathsBest guesses at how to get thereTalk to someone who made the move
- The four forcesLook, notice, connect, actFound Sarah, who did it, and asked her
- OutcomesOnly what really happened countsCoffee with Sarah, Thursday at 8:30
What you want becomes missions, missions hold paths, paths drive the work, and real outcomes flow back to score them.
A Tuesday
One text. One yes.A $120,000 customer.
Bob works in customer success. One Tuesday, his old colleague became his company's next customer.
Always listening. Rarely interrupting.
7:30 AM. xhuman reads the news, job posts, who's moving and Bob's own network at once, and stops only when something fits.
Buying signal at a target account. Of everything it reads, two signals light up: Northwind raised $40M, and Northwind is hiring a Head of Customer Onboarding.
Their new VP worked with Bob for three years. A third joins them: Dana, their new VP, worked with Bob for 3 years. The three become one path, Bob to Dana to Northwind. One opening, through someone Bob knows. 14 noticed this morning, 1 worth a yes.
It lines everything up
7:40 AM. Before Bob hears a word, it checks with Sam's xhuman that sales wants in, then drafts Bob's note to Dana.
Sales is in: Sam will join. Sam, in sales, joins the path. Bob's xhuman asks Sam's xhuman: "Northwind's new VP of CX worked with Bob for three years. Does sales want the intro?" Sam's xhuman answers: "Yes. Sam's in, Thursday afternoon is open." Bob hears about it only once sales is in.
Drafted Bob's note to Dana. A draft, to Dana from Bob: "Dana, congrats on Northwind! Sounds like you're rebuilding onboarding. We've helped teams your size cut it in half. Coffee Thursday with me and Sam?" It waits for Bob's yes: it goes out in his name.
One text to Bob
9:20 AM. Everything he needs in one message: who Dana is, why now, the draft and one decision.
One text, the work already done. xhuman texts Bob: "Dana, who you worked with for three years, just became VP of Customer Experience at Northwind. They raised $40M and are hiring for onboarding, which is what we sell. Sam in sales wants in. I drafted a congrats note from you. Send it?"
Sent from Bob's email. Bob replies: "Send it." xhuman: "Sent. I'll tell you when she replies." The note goes to Dana from Bob's email.
It closes the loop
Thursday. Dana replies, Thursday is booked, and the deal closes. The outcome goes back to score the path that found it.
Dana replied. Thursday 2pm booked. Dana replies: "We're choosing an onboarding tool this month. Would love to talk." Thursday at 2:00 PM is booked with Dana, Bob and Sam.
Six weeks later. Closed: $120,000 a year. In the CRM: Northwind, $120,000 a year, closed won, source: Bob's network. xhuman tells Bob: "Northwind signed: $120,000 a year. It started with your note to Dana." The outcome scores the path that found it.
A feed hands you links. xhuman hands you the finished thing.
Everything it knows,it learned from you.
Not a profile you maintain. xhuman learns from the tools you already use and builds a living model of what you want, what you offer and who you know. That's how it knows what's lucky for you.
01 / Experience
The record behind the résumé
Where you’ve worked, what you’ve built, what you owned, and who you built it with.
Learned from your actual work — not just a profile you last updated years ago.
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Calendar
- GitHub
02 / Direction
Where you want to go
What you follow, what you’re working toward, what you’re looking for, and what has your attention.
xhuman learns not only who you are, but what you want next.
- X
- YouTube
- Web
03 / Knowledge
What you actually know
Meetings you’ve joined, documents you’ve written, decisions you’ve made, and problems you’ve worked through.
The depth behind your experience that no job title can capture.
- Meetings
- Notion
- Drive
- PDFs
- Past chats
04 / Relationships
Who you actually know
Who you talk to, what you’ve done together, how often you interact, and where the relationship stands.
Most lucky breaks arrive through someone you know. This is the layer xhuman works through.
- Calendar
- Contacts
05 / Voice
And then it sounds like you
How you open, how you explain, how you ask, how you follow up — even the things you would never say.
xhuman learns your voice so it can act on your behalf without sounding like AI.
- Sent mail
- Your posts
- Past chats
Built for you, never about you. You see it, correct it, and switch off any source.
Make the entire companyluckier.
1 / 4
One person, one engine.
Bob's engine works on his goals and reaches into his world: the people he knows, inside the company and out.
Book a call20 minutes with Bruno, our founder.
See what xhumancan do for you.
Precision search'Staff engineers who've scaled payments past $1B.' It searches everywhere and shows the evidence behind every match.
Three networks at onceYour contacts, your team's and the web, in one search.
Warm pathsWho can introduce you to the CFO at Northwind, and how strong each path is.
Members who fitSomeone's need meets your offer, found across members, and both sides are asked first.
Be foundYour page says you're open to expert calls. The right requests reach you, screened.
ScoutingIt keeps adding new people who fit your search while you're busy.
Opportunity huntingRoles, programs and deals that fit your goals, checked before they close.
The signal engine
Person monitorsTells you when someone who matters changes jobs, raises or starts hiring.
Account signalsNorthwind raised $40M and is hiring for onboarding. Flagged the same morning.
News with your network in itOnly the news that touches your people, your accounts and your goals.
Watches and check-backs'Tell me when the price drops' or 'check back Friday', and it does.
Daily briefingOne morning message: what changed, what needs you, what's done.
Outreach in your voiceEmail and LinkedIn notes written for one person, sent at 9am their time.
Automatic follow-upsNo reply in a week? It follows up once, then knows when to stop.
SchedulingFinds a time with them, or with their agent, and books it. No six-message thread.
IntroductionsBoth people say yes, then it sends the intro and books the first meeting.
Smart inboxYour inbox sorted by what needs you, with replies drafted.
Meeting prepWho you're meeting, what changed and what to ask, before every call.
Recording and notesEvery call recorded and transcribed, with a summary and to-dos.
CRM syncContacts, notes and outcomes kept current. Zero fields you type.
TravelBooks the earliest flight Thursday and checks you in.
ReservationsA table for four at 8 on Friday, booked and on your calendar.
PurchasesBuys what you asked for, under the cap you set.
CallsCalls the dentist to move your appointment, and reports back.
iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMSYour agent lives in the thread you already use.
Its own email addressCopy it on a thread and it books the meeting.
Morning emailNo messenger? The same news, by email.
Your luck, on the webYour missions, leads and outcomes in one place.
- Search
- Precision search: 'Staff engineers who've scaled payments past $1B.' It searches everywhere and shows the evidence behind every match.
- Three networks at once: Your contacts, your team's and the web, in one search.
- Warm paths: Who can introduce you to the CFO at Northwind, and how strong each path is.
- Members who fit: Someone's need meets your offer, found across members, and both sides are asked first.
- Be found: Your page says you're open to expert calls. The right requests reach you, screened.
- Scouting: It keeps adding new people who fit your search while you're busy.
- Opportunity hunting: Roles, programs and deals that fit your goals, checked before they close.
- Notice what changes (The signal engine)
- Person monitors: Tells you when someone who matters changes jobs, raises or starts hiring.
- Account signals: Northwind raised $40M and is hiring for onboarding. Flagged the same morning.
- News with your network in it: Only the news that touches your people, your accounts and your goals.
- Watches and check-backs: 'Tell me when the price drops' or 'check back Friday', and it does.
- Daily briefing: One morning message: what changed, what needs you, what's done.
- Make it happen
- Outreach in your voice: Email and LinkedIn notes written for one person, sent at 9am their time.
- Automatic follow-ups: No reply in a week? It follows up once, then knows when to stop.
- Scheduling: Finds a time with them, or with their agent, and books it. No six-message thread.
- Introductions: Both people say yes, then it sends the intro and books the first meeting.
- Run your day
- Smart inbox: Your inbox sorted by what needs you, with replies drafted.
- Meeting prep: Who you're meeting, what changed and what to ask, before every call.
- Recording and notes: Every call recorded and transcribed, with a summary and to-dos.
- CRM sync: Contacts, notes and outcomes kept current. Zero fields you type.
- Travel: Books the earliest flight Thursday and checks you in.
- Reservations: A table for four at 8 on Friday, booked and on your calendar.
- Purchases: Buys what you asked for, under the cap you set.
- Calls: Calls the dentist to move your appointment, and reports back.
- Live in your messages
- iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS: Your agent lives in the thread you already use.
- Its own email address: Copy it on a thread and it books the meeting.
- Morning email: No messenger? The same news, by email.
- Your luck, on the web: Your missions, leads and outcomes in one place.
Luck, with receipts.
All case studiesInvestment banking · Found itHow a sell-side banker found nine buyers that were on no listAdjacent strategics and family-owned groups, found by who runs their deals rather than by sector code.34Buyers identifiedVenture capital · Found itHow a seed fund found robotics founders before the round existedTwelve technical founders in a thesis the fund had no deal flow in — none of them in its CRM.12Founders shortlistedFounder · Made it happenHow a founder found the buyers who owned the budget, not the problemA hiring signal turned out to separate companies that would buy from companies that agreed.40Buyers contactedExecutive search · Made it happenHow a search consultant found engineers who had done the exact migrationTwenty-three staff engineers who had scaled a payments platform past a specific threshold — sixteen new to the firm's ATS.23Engineers approached
Used by professionals at
OpenAIDeutsche BankMetaGoogleMorgan Stanley
What it unlocks.Every one starts with a person.
Someone you know already knows the buyer. It finds them and drafts the ask.
Partners who personally led rounds in your space, and who can introduce you.
People who did the exact work, not yet in your ATS, and someone who can vouch.
Openings that fit you, found early, with the person who can open the door.
Someone who's done exactly what you're facing, found and booked for a paid call.
A company that sells where you want to grow, and someone who can introduce you.
Someone who did what you want to do next, and said yes to coffee.
Someone building toward the same thing, nearby, who said yes to meeting.
Two ways in
Get luckier,or make your company luckier.
For you
Your own luck engine.
- Works on your goals around the clock: roles, deals, people, money
- One yes, and it does the legwork
Get luckier
Start free after a review. Plans, if you want more, are in the chat.
For your company
A luck engine for every employee.
- Every employee gets their own agent, as a benefit
- Company goals worked through everyone's reach: customers, hires, partners
- The company sees outcomes in aggregate, never anyone's messages
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20 minutes with Bruno, our founder. We set up your company and its first goals together.
The questionspeople ask first.
What does “Luck as a Service” mean?
Luck can't be guaranteed, but the conditions for it can be engineered. xhuman works on those conditions every day: more of the right openings, noticed in time, the right people connected, and the follow-through done.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude?
Assistants answer when you ask. xhuman works on your goals while you're doing other things, and comes to you when something is worth it.
What kind of luck does xhuman work on?
The kind that comes through people: introductions, customers, investors, hires, partners and roles. It doesn't pick stocks or screen markets.
Will it contact people without asking me?
It asks before anything goes out in your name, before money moves, before anything of yours goes public, and before deleting anything for good. Once you say yes to a plan, it handles the follow-ups that plan named.
Where does my agent live?
In your messages: iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram or SMS. The web app holds everything else.
What does it cost?
You can start free, after a review. If you want more, xhuman tells you the plans in the chat, and nothing is charged until you pick one. For a company, book a call.
Can my employer see what my agent does?
No. A company that pays for your seat sees the total cost of what you use, never what you ask, your messages or your contacts.
Right place, right time. On purpose.
xhuman learns what you want, watches the people and openings around you, and brings you the one worth a yes.