Haystack
Haystack finds ways to win more customers, writes the work, sends the emails, publishes the pages, and shows you what worked.
Haystack launched on June 22, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Ask ChatGPT for the best tool in your category. It names three companies. You're probably not one of them. Those names aren't random. The model is pulling from a handful of articles it trusts, and your competitors are in them. You're not. Haystack finds the exact prompts buyers use, the exact sources behind every answer, and the journalists who can get you into them. You send the pitch, we watch the engines until your name shows up. Run it free on your own domain.
Haystack wins you more customers. It writes the work, sends the emails, and puts pages live. You set the rules. Haystack does the work that helps people find you, trust you, and buy from you. Haystack finds what people want to know. It writes the page and puts it on your site. Haystack finds writers who cover your market. It writes each note, sends it from Gmail, and watches for replies. Haystack spots who needs a nudge. It writes a useful email and sends it at the right time. Start with every page and email waiting for your yes. When you trust the work, turn on autopilot. You can stop it at any time. See every page, email, reply, and new mention in one place. No big report. Just a clear…from inhaystack.com
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