nymeria
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Comment · 10 years ago
Nymeria (https://www.nymeria.io) from inception to launch was one month. If you do any cold emailing for your own projects you may find it as useful as I have!
Comment · 10 years ago
Good question-- I'd say Nymeria (https://www.nymeria.io) at the moment, mostly because it's something I took from start to finish (nothing is ever finished), but you probably get the point.
It's easy to be proud of things you take all the way. Congrats to everyone!
Comment · 10 years ago
That's a good point-- I don't think we do a good job expressing what we do different on our landing page. I believe our core difference is our data quality.
A lot of these products will try permutations or combinations of the user's name and use a few methods to determine if those emails are taken and they "assume" that email belongs to the user.
Nymeria doesn't assume or guess. We have over 200 million email addresses tied directly to users, they are not a guesses.
Comment · 10 years ago
We do but it's not open to the public at this time. If you or anyone has any interest in using our service programmatically, please submit a feedback message on https://www.nymeria.io (at the bottom of the page) and we would love to keep you posted and get some feedback regarding your needs/use case, etc.
Comment · 10 years ago
We're not open source at this time but if there's a large demand we may consider open sourcing part of the product (such as the extension's code).
Comment · 10 years ago
It's true emails are not very difficult to find on GitHub, but the point (as mentioned by saasinator) is to reduce the amount of time you spend doing such activities. Time is money and there are many professions where people spend a lot of time finding leads or prospects to cold email. We're trying to make it less time consuming.
Comment · 10 years ago
Hello HN! We're happy to share Nymeria with everyone and looking for any and all feedback. We are currently focused on finding and surfacing the best emails for LinkedIn and GitHub users and hope others find Nymeria as useful as we have!