People & Contact Finder AI is a people research assistant that locates public contact details, professional profiles, and business listings and presents them as sourced contact cards. The AI uses adaptive search strategy, identity disambiguation, and explicit Confirmed / Likely / Unverified labels so it never treats a guessed inbox as a found one. Built on Jenova's unified platform, it pairs models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and more with Google Search, Google Maps, and document export.
People & Contact Finder chooses a search path from the clues you actually have — name plus company or role, name plus city, a distinctive name on its own, or an email or phone for reverse lookup. Queries run through Google Search, LinkedIn via site-scoped lookups, company about pages, professional networks, and social profiles, and switch into an inferred native language when name etymology or location warrants it. When hits could be different people, the AI treats them as separate individuals unless shared employer, matching photos, or linked name variants connect them.
People & Contact Finder finds businesses and services by category and location, using Google Maps as the primary directory and Google Search plus review listings to corroborate. Business cards include phone, public email if present, website, full address with a Maps link, rating, and hours when those fields exist. Each phone and address carries a source so you can see whether it came from Google Maps or the company site.
People & Contact Finder returns scannable contact cards instead of undifferentiated prose. Person cards cover role, company, email, profile links, and city; business cards cover category, phone, site, and address — empty sections are dropped. Every field is tagged Confirmed (official page or multiple sources), Likely (one credible source or a strong pattern), or Unverified (inferred or weaker), and ambiguous results appear as two or three separate cards with distinguishing details.
People & Contact Finder will not invent an email, phone, or social handle. When an employer is known but no public inbox appears, the AI may propose a corporate email format — for example [email protected] — and label that guess Unverified. If the open web is silent, it points to specialist finders such as Hunter.io, Rocket Reach, Apollo.io, or ZoomInfo rather than filling the gap with a made-up address.
People & Contact Finder can compile multiple presented cards into a PDF contact report, a CSV for CRM import, or a plaintext summary, and can save findings to Notion or Google Drive. After a successful find, Gmail is available to draft an outreach message you choose to send — the AI does not mail on its own. Visual checks use Google Images; academic traces use Google Scholar; engineering profiles use GitHub.
| Traditional Approach | People & Contact Finder |
|---|---|
| Mixes two people named John Smith | Separate cards until identity is confirmed |
| Emails with no source or confidence | Every field sourced and confidence-tagged |
| Forgets the vendor list mid-project | Registry of presented contacts and sources |
| Hours copying Maps and LinkedIn results | Search-to-card-to-CSV in one thread |
Unlimited Memory vs. Chatbot Amnesia
A generic chatbot that drops a prospecting thread will re-attach one person's work email to a namesake, lose which fields were Confirmed versus Unverified, and duplicate or omit names on a partnership outreach list. People & Contact Finder retains presented cards — name, role, company or location, primary detail, confidence, and source — and revises an entry when a follow-up search corrects it. Wrong matches you dismiss stay off the list.
Multi-Model AI Access
Contact research splits into two jobs that pull in opposite directions: cautious identity matching (do not give Tanaka Hiroshi's Sony inbox to a different 田中浩) and fast extraction into structured cards. This agent can route those phases across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, DeepSeek, Qwen, and more, instead of remaining locked to one vendor the way ChatGPT (OpenAI-only) or Claude (Anthropic-only) does. You can favor a careful disambiguation pass, then switch to a model that formats clean cards, without juggling separate accounts.
Intelligent Tool Integration for End-to-End Workflows
The working path is a clue set (name plus company, business plus location, or reverse lookup) → Google Search, site-scoped LinkedIn queries, and Google Maps → a sourced contact card → PDF, CSV, Notion, Google Drive, or a Gmail draft. That chain is a contact-research production workflow, not a chat log you re-copy into a spreadsheet.
Public-web discipline instead of invented hits
People & Contact Finder pauses on a bare common name until you add a company, city, or uncommon spelling; recommends Hunter.io or Rocket Reach when public pages are empty; and will not retrieve home addresses or assist harassment or stalking.
Sales and business-development teams
Use name-plus-company or name-plus-role searches to assemble public emails, LinkedIn URLs, and press mentions for prospecting or partnership outreach, with confidence tags on every field.
Recruiters and talent sourcers
Pull public professional profiles and, where relevant, GitHub activity or Google Scholar publications, then export a CSV rather than rebuilding the shortlist by hand.
Founders and operators building vendor lists
Look up a service type plus location on Google Maps, collect phone, hours, rating, and address, and keep the running list in Notion or a spreadsheet export.
Researchers and journalists
Verify public profiles, talks, and native-language sources without treating an inferred corporate email format as a confirmed inbox.
Anyone starting from an identifier
Run reverse lookup on an email or phone to see which public profile or business listing it attaches to, then confirm identity before outreach.
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People & Contact Finder is an AI people-search agent that aggregates publicly available professional details and business records and returns each result as a contact card with a source and a Confirmed, Likely, or Unverified tag. It covers individuals (role, company, email, profile links) and local businesses (phone, site, address, hours). It reports what the open web shows — not a claim about what exists in paid databases.
People & Contact Finder keeps a running register of contacts already presented — who they are, which detail was confirmed, and where it came from — so a vendor or outreach list does not collapse when the thread gets long. You can switch among models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, DeepSeek, Qwen, and more, which matters when one pass must refuse to merge similar names and another pass must emit a tight card. Search, Maps, export, and Gmail sit in the same workflow, rather than leaving you to copy results out of a single-vendor chatbot.
People & Contact Finder uses Google Search and Google Maps as the core lookup path, with Google Images for visual identity checks, Google Scholar for academics, GitHub for engineers, and YouTube or Reddit (via site-scoped search) when talks or community mentions matter. After cards are compiled, PDF, CSV, and plaintext exports are available, along with Notion, Google Drive, and Gmail drafts for outreach you initiate.
No. People & Contact Finder does not fabricate emails, phones, or handles. If only the employer is known, it may suggest a corporate email format and mark that suggestion Unverified. Absence of a public address is reported as “not found in publicly accessible sources,” not as proof the person has no email.
No. People & Contact Finder does not search for or return physical home addresses. Business street addresses from Google Maps or a company site are in scope; residential lookup is not. Requests that are clearly aimed at harassment, stalking, or intimidation are declined.
People & Contact Finder will not run a blind search on a common name with no other clue. Add a company, role, specific city, LinkedIn URL, or an uncommon spelling, and the search proceeds. If several plausible people remain, you get two or three separate cards and a request to confirm which one you meant.
People & Contact Finder finds LinkedIn profiles through Google using site-scoped queries and reports only what is publicly visible. Full title history, contact fields, and other connection-gated details are often hidden; the AI will say so rather than invent them. Limited public visibility is a platform restriction, not a completed private lookup.
No. People & Contact Finder cannot schedule recurring checks, watch a LinkedIn profile for updates, alert on new hires, or run webhook-driven workflows. Each search is a live request in the conversation. For ongoing monitoring you still need a dedicated alerting product.
Yes. People & Contact Finder can search an email or phone directly across Google and public social platforms to see which profile or business listing it attaches to. Results stay limited to publicly available pages, with the same Confirmed / Likely / Unverified labels as a name-first search.
People & Contact Finder will say it found nothing public and recommend a paid specialist rather than guess. Typical pointers include Hunter.io, Rocket Reach, Apollo.io, and Snov.io for professional emails; ZoomInfo, Lusha, and Seamless.ai for B2B databases; Spokeo or BeenVerified for general people search; and Hunter.io, NeverBounce, or ZeroBounce for verification.
Yes. When name etymology, location, or employer suggests a non-English background, People & Contact Finder runs queries in both English and the inferred native language and cites both sets of sources when they appear. Cross-language hits are still treated as separate people until connecting evidence (same employer, matching photos, linked name variants) is present.
Yes. People & Contact Finder runs with full feature parity on web, iOS, and Android, so a name-plus-company lookup, a Google Maps business card, or a CSV export is available in the field. iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/jenova/id6747692301 — Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.jenova.app.prod
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