Summary
FoxReach is a cold email outreach platform. Teams connect their inboxes, build multi-step sequences, manage leads and templates, send at scale, and read opens, replies and analytics from one inbox. Unlike a typical no-code tool, it exposes a full REST API, SDKs, and automation nodes so apps and AI agents can run outreach without a human in the loop.
The problem
Most cold email tools are closed boxes. You log in, click around, and that is the only way to use them. Teams that want outreach to be part of a larger system, triggered by a CRM event, an AI agent, or a backend job, hit a wall. They end up gluing brittle scripts onto products that were never built to be driven programmatically.
What I built
I built FoxReach full-stack:
- Backend on FastAPI with Celery workers, PostgreSQL and Redis for asynchronous sending, scheduling and rate control across many inboxes.
- Frontend on Next.js 14 with a rich email editor for sequences and templates.
- Developer surface that sets it apart: a public REST API, Python and TypeScript SDKs, webhooks, and native n8n, Make and Zapier nodes, so an AI agent or any app can create leads, launch campaigns, and react to replies through code.
Why it matters
Outreach stops being a destination and becomes infrastructure. A founder can wire FoxReach into their product, and an AI agent can run an entire campaign end to end. That developer-first positioning is the moat in a crowded category of look-alike sending tools.
Tech
FastAPI, Celery, PostgreSQL, Redis, Next.js 14, public REST API, Python and TypeScript SDKs, webhooks, and integration nodes for n8n, Make and Zapier.
