Changelog
Meet Jack
Jack is the newest member of your Runlo crew. He helps founders whose customers are places on a map — restaurants, salons, churches, camps, clinics, plumbers, and other local businesses — find them on Google Maps and turn the best listings into outreach lists.
A new agent on your team
Runlo already covers LinkedIn with Eva, Reddit with Leo, SEO with Mr Wise, and social with Riley and Coach. Jack adds a dedicated lane for local business discovery. He reads the same brief as the rest of your crew, so searches stay aligned with who you sell to.
Jack is available to all signed-in users on trial and paid plans. You describe what you want in chat; he searches Google Maps and brings back structured results you can save.
What Jack does on Google Maps
Ask Jack in natural language — for example, plumbing businesses in London without a website, or salons in Austin rated 4 stars and above. He extracts keywords for Maps search, optionally asks a few clarifying questions, then returns a results table with name, location, rating, phone, website, and Maps links when available.
Clarify only when it helps
If your ask is broad, Jack can ask up to three short questions — area, rating floor, website preference, and similar filters — before he searches. Skip any question you do not care about. Your answers appear in the chat so the thread stays readable.
Results you can act on
Each search returns a scannable table of places. Open a row for full listing details, then add businesses to open-ended lists you name yourself. Lists stay separate from Eva's people and company lists — Jack is built for places, not LinkedIn profiles.
- Rating & reviews so you can prioritize trusted listings
- Phone & website when the Maps listing includes them
- Maps link to open the place in Google Maps
- Already in list markers so you do not save the same place twice
Quotas that stay fair
Jack includes a daily search allowance separate from Eva Find. Each successful Maps page counts toward that limit; empty responses and brainstorm turns do not. Ask for more results when you need the next page of the same hunt.
How Jack fits the rest of Runlo
Jack complements Eva on LinkedIn and Leo on Reddit: he owns local business hunting while everyone shares Warden's brief and your governed memory. If your buyers are places on a map, you can build outreach lists in the same workspace as content and SEO.
Open Jack from your dashboard, describe the businesses you want, and start saving lists. We will keep shipping improvements to discovery, filters, and review here in the changelog.
