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Public self-serve research

Find the people your business needs to reach.

Hugo Discovery turns a business website and a clear goal into a researched list of potential customers, investors, partners, or other people worth contacting.

The workflow

From your website to a list you can actually use.

Each stage produces something you can inspect before the research moves on.

  1. 01

    Start with your website

    Give Hugo your website and tell it what you are trying to accomplish. Discovery researches the business and prepares a brief for you to review before it searches for anyone.

  2. 02

    Choose who to find

    Explore suggested audiences or describe your own. You decide whether the search should focus on potential customers, investors, partners, product testers, or another group.

  3. 03

    Review people and evidence

    Discovery builds a contact list with the source and reasoning behind each result, so you can understand why a person belongs there and remove weak matches.

  4. 04

    Edit, resume, and export

    Keep the list in your Hugo workspace, edit it like a spreadsheet, research selected rows, and export the finished work as CSV or XLSX.

Made for review

Research you can check, shape, and keep.

Sources stay visible

Each researched result keeps the public source and the reason it was included.

Included in Discovery

You direct the search

Review the company brief, audience, and list direction before the next stage begins.

Included in Discovery

The result is usable

Work in an editable table, add your own rows, and take the list with you when it is ready.

Included in Discovery

A different kind of review

Need to assess the business itself?

Hugo’s Company & Product Assessment is a separate private service. It combines evidence gathering with expert review and delivers a signed readiness report. Discovery remains a public, self-serve research workspace for finding people.

Learn about the private assessment

Start with your website and a clear goal.

Open Hugo Discovery