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aiFetchly — a local-first desktop AI agent for lead gen, research, and outreach
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Most marketing AI tools live in a browser tab and forget your files the moment you close the chat.
aiFetchly is an open-source, local-first desktop AI agent (Windows, macOS, Linux) built for business research, document-grounded drafting, lead organization, and scheduled outreach — with permission-gated tools you can review.
What it does
Tool-using AI chat with transcripts and permission controls
Knowledge Library (RAG) — ground emails and reports in your own PDFs, Word docs, and HTML
Lead generation across search engines plus a Local Business Finder (Google Maps / Yandex Maps) with CSV/JSON export
AI email writing and SMTP outreach campaigns (your server, filters, dedupe)
Task scheduler — cron, dependencies, pause/resume, execution history
Extensibility — skills, plugins, MCP tools, and specialist subagents
Why local-first matters
Keeping a business Knowledge Library and task history on the desktop makes recurring ops work reviewable: you see which tools ran, what was drafted, and what still needs human approval before anything is sent.
Try it
Features overview: https://www.aifetchly.com/features
Lead generation docs: https://docs.aifetchly.com/docs/category/lead-generation
Installation: https://docs.aifetchly.com/docs/getting-started/installation
Source: https://github.com/robertzengcn/aiFetchly
Feedback from folks building local agents for non-coding workflows is very welcome.
Read original: https://dev.to/_5966e70a8fb3f8cd589634/aifetchly-a-local-first-desktop-ai-agent-for-lead-gen-research-and-outreach-4paf
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