It sends your LinkedIn connections, first messages, and one polite follow-up automatically — on your schedule, within built-in limits, entirely on your computer.
When GhostReach is working, a Chrome window runs on its own. You never have to touch it.
You'll see this running banner while it works. If the browser was closed, a
scheduled run reopens the same profile. Use ghostreach stop as the verified kill switch,
then pick back up with ghostreach start.
Run these in Terminal. After this, everything happens on its own each morning.
$ ghostreach license <your-key>$ ghostreach login$ ghostreach list$ ghostreach messages$ ghostreach startNo license yet? Run ghostreach license, enter your email, and your free
30-day key lands in your inbox instantly.
Each scheduled morning GhostReach aims for a natural, jittered target — never a round, robotic number. These are the built-in daily limits; you don't configure them.
That's the whole product. No dashboards to babysit.
ghostreach statusghostreach run --dryghostreach doctorghostreach stopGhostReach drives your installed Chrome and runs entirely on your computer. It never asks for screen capture or "control your computer" access, and never downloads an extra browser.
GhostReach keeps the system awake while it works. Windows uses Task Scheduler catch-up and wake settings where policy permits; macOS can run a missed job after wake.
Your LinkedIn session, your list, and your messages live only on your computer. Nothing about who you contact or what you say is ever sent to us.
Run ghostreach stop to stop active and future scheduled work and close only GhostReach Chrome. Closing
the browser alone is not a stop: a scheduled run can reopen it. Resume with ghostreach start.