How to use Lukriton

Find your next opportunity. Know what to do next.

Lukriton is a smart AI opportunity assistant that works on your phone. Snap or say anything: it researches, finds opportunities, tells you who to approach, prepares your meetings and emails, and remembers every person, meeting, and note you save.

Start in three steps

  1. 1

    Sign up on your phone

    Nothing to install. Add Lukriton to your home screen and the camera is one tap away.

  2. 2

    Tell it about you

    What you do, what you offer, and what you are looking for. Lukriton reads everything against it.

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    Snap or say anything

    In Chat, type, tap the microphone, or tap + to add a photo, a screenshot, a document, or text.

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Start with your goal. No contacts required.

What Lukriton does

Eight things Lukriton does for you, step by step

Tap a step to see how to use it.

  1. Step 1Snaps anythingA business card, a meeting invitation, an email, a LinkedIn profile, an article, a document. Lukriton reads it, saves the people to Contacts, and does the job you ask for.How to use it →
  2. Step 2Researches people and companiesWho they are and what is happening at their company, from the live web, with dates and sources. Turn it on and it also researches by itself: every Monday for new openings, the evening before your meetings, and when a page you follow changes.How to use it →
  3. Step 3Finds opportunities onlineSearches public sources for companies that may need what you offer: growth, a new location, a new leader, a contract won, a request for bids. Opportunity Watch sends you a shortlist every Monday.How to use it →
  4. Step 4Tells you who to approachSearches your contacts, imported from LinkedIn, your phone, or any spreadsheet, and names the people who fit your goal, with the reason for each.How to use it →
  5. Step 5Recommends what to doFor each opening: what is in it for you, why you, what to confirm, and the first move. Today shows up to three next actions, with a reason for each.How to use it →
  6. Step 6Prepares meeting briefs and emailsA meeting brief, email drafts in your voice, a plan, and a one-pager to share. You review and edit, then copy, download in Word, or send from your own Gmail or Outlook.How to use it →
  7. Step 7Voice CRM: just say itTalk or type. “Add a note to this contact.” “When is my meeting with this person?” “Who should I follow up with?” Lukriton updates the right contact. Nothing to set up.How to use it →
  8. Step 8Remembers and follows throughEvery person, meeting, note, and promise you save stays connected. The next brief, plan, or email starts from it, and each opportunity is tracked to the result you confirm.How to use it →

Step 1 · Snaps anything

Add what you have, then say what you want

Open Chat and tap +. Take a photo, choose a photo or screenshot, add a document (PDF, Word, Excel, or text), or paste text. Then say what you want, or tap one of the buttons Lukriton offers.

Take a photoPhoto or screenshotDocumentPaste text

A business card, a badge, or a LinkedIn profile

Save contact

The people land in Contacts. Someone already saved is updated, not duplicated.

A meeting invitation

Brief me for this meeting

The meeting is saved with the people in it, and you get the meeting brief.

An email

Reply to this email

A reply in your voice, written from your history with them.

An article, a company page, a newsletter, or an event list

Find opportunities in this

Whether there is something in it for you, the evidence, and the next move.

Anything with a person or a company in it

Research this

The full research, with the Opportunity match on top.

Saving a contact does not start web research; ask for research when you want it. Original photos and PDFs are deleted after reading. Lukriton keeps only what it read.

Step 2 · Researches people and companies

Research when you ask, and automatically

When you ask

Snap something and choose Research, or say “Research” and a name. Lukriton reads public sources about the person and their company: their background, what the company does, what is happening there now, and where it is heading. It reads all of it against your profile, with dates and sources, and puts the Opportunity match on top.

It researches you too: add your website or LinkedIn address to your profile and Lukriton learns your background and writes your offer card. Each research uses one research from your plan.

Research this person or company

Automatically, when you turn it on

  • •Opportunity Watch: every Monday, a search of the web for companies that may need you. How
  • •Meeting preparation: the evening before, a brief for each calendar meeting with a saved contact, and a morning email with the links. How
  • •Page alerts: the public pages you choose, read again weekly or monthly; what changed shows on Today. How
  • •Scheduled searches: opportunity searches on a focus you choose, with a monthly budget. How

Everything automatic starts off. Each one shows its cost and budget before you turn it on.

Step 3 · Finds opportunities online

Three ways to find your next opening

Start with your goal. You can search before you have any contacts, or build on the people and information you have already saved.

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    Identify it in something you captured

    Ask ‘Find opportunities in this’ with an article, screenshot, email, or document attached. Read the evidence and what still needs confirming before acting.

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    Find it in public or saved information

    Open More → Find opportunities. Enter your goal and choose Public sources only, My saved information only, or both. Saved-only searches are included; a search using public sources uses one opportunity search.

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    Create a proposal to test

    Ask ‘Create an opportunity from what I offer.’ You can start from your goal, a saved opportunity, a person, or a company. Lukriton writes a proposal, its assumptions, a small test, and a first plan. This uses one opportunity plan.

Results show the source, date, why an opening fits, what is uncertain, and a next action. Open a result to review it or save it to Opportunities. A proposal is an idea to test; a confirmed request needs evidence. Searches keep running if you leave, and earlier results stay under Find opportunities.

Find businesses that could use what I offer, and show me why.Find opportunitiesCreate a proposal in Chat

Opportunity Watch · automatic

Every Monday, a shortlist of companies that may need you.

Tell Lukriton what you are looking for and where. Every Monday morning it searches the web for companies showing the signs that come before they hire someone like you: growth, a new location, a new leader, a contract won, a request for bids. You get a shortlist in five lines: what happened, what is in it for you, who to approach, why now, and what to say first. Never a company you already passed on.

If there are pages you already read for news in your territory, name them and Lukriton reads them in full every week as well: a news site’s business section, a city council or planning agenda, a chamber’s news page, a permit or bid listing, a trade publication. Not sure which pages? Lukriton suggests them for your territory and industry.

An add-on for any plan, the free one included. Lukriton reads only public pages and never signs in anywhere; pages behind a subscription you hold, you snap.

Set up your Watch

Step 4 · Tells you who to approach

Bring your contacts in, then ask who to approach

LinkedIn (the Connections file), your phone, Google Contacts, Outlook, HubSpot, Salesforce, or any spreadsheet with names in it — no column setup. Then ask who fits.

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    Get the file from LinkedIn

    Settings & Privacy → Data privacy → Get a copy of your data → tick Connections. It arrives by email in a few minutes.

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    Review and import

    Contacts → Import → choose your file (the LinkedIn .zip works too). Review the people found, select who to keep, then tap Import. Duplicates are matched; importing saves people without starting research.

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    Ask who fits

    Lukriton names the best fits with one reason each. Research the ones you choose.

For one person, the best thing to snap is their LinkedIn profile saved as a PDF (on LinkedIn: open the profile, tap More, then Save to PDF). It carries their dated history, so Lukriton can find what you have in common. A business card, a screenshot, or just a name works too.

Who in my contacts fits what I'm looking for?Import contacts

Step 5 · Recommends what to do

The Opportunity match: is there something in it for you?

The match connects the evidence about a person or company with your goal and what you offer. It helps you decide whether to explore the opening, what to confirm, and how to start the conversation.

Opportunity match · illustrative example

Strong

Casey Lin · Meridian Grove Markets

What they need — Meridian Grove posted fourteen store and warehouse openings on Aug 9, 2026 (meridiangrove.example) while folding fourteen new stores into its systems through Q1 2027 — it is adding shifts faster than it can hire for them.

What they gain — Saves time: open shifts filled within 48 hours instead of managers covering them. Saves money: one invoice across every store instead of one per vendor per store.

Why you — two regional agencies and an overtime budget today (your note, Jun 4); neither guarantees a fill time across the new stores.

Say this — “You’re adding fourteen stores while your managers cover the open shifts themselves — we fill those within 48 hours and bill it on one invoice.”

Opportunity match

No match yet

Nothing dated ties them to what you offer. The one question that settles it: does compliance sign off on staffing vendors before the November renewals, or after?

  • •Check the source and date behind a claimed need. A company update can suggest an opening without proving that anyone has asked for help.
  • •The gain is connected to your offer card. Keep your profile accurate so the match reflects what you can provide.
  • •“No match yet” is a useful answer. Start with the question that could establish a fit.
  • •Today recommends up to three next actions across all your opportunities, with a reason for each.

Step 6 · Prepares meeting briefs and emails

Meeting briefs, emails, plans, and one-pagers

Everything is written from the research, your history with the person, and your profile. You review it before anything is sent.

Meeting brief

Say “Brief me for my meeting with” and the name, or snap the invitation. You get who you are meeting, their experience, the company and where it is heading, what you have in common, what to say and ask, the questions they will likely ask, and what to watch out for. Each brief uses one meeting brief. Afterward, tell Lukriton what happened: the notes, promises, and next steps are saved for the next one.

Brief me for my meeting with…

Emails

Snap an email and say “Reply to this email”, or ask Lukriton to write to a contact. The draft uses the research and your history with them, in your voice, and Lukriton can research what they are asking before it replies. Review and edit, then copy it, open it in your mail app, or send it from your connected Gmail or Outlook.

Reply to this email and tell them…

Plan

Open an opportunity and choose Make a plan. It explains the opportunity, why it fits, the next move, what to confirm, and how you will know it worked. Generating, expanding, or replacing an opportunity plan uses one opportunity plan each; the button shows the cost. For a saved contact, you can also ask Chat for a contact plan, which is included.

Use Edit to save your own version, Word to download it, or Expand plan for roles, scope, timing, and risks. More detail reopens an existing expansion.

One-pager

Something to give them: what they gain from working with you. Choose One-pager on a plan, or ask Chat to make a one-pager for a contact. Select the facts, edit the text, then download Word or email it to yourself. Review it before sharing it with someone else.

Every result is yours to use

Use the actions on a result to copy text, open your mail app, or download an editable Word document. Email drafts can also be reviewed and sent through a connected mailbox. A draft or a download does not send an email.

CopyEmailWord

Step 7 · Voice CRM: just say it

Talk or type, and Lukriton does the job

Tap the microphone in Chat and talk, or type. Lukriton finds the right contact, makes the change, and remembers it. These are the same sentences the app offers under How it works; tap one to open Chat with it already in the box.

Opportunities

Find openings across public sources and your saved information, or create a proposal to test from your goal. With an attachment, ask for an opportunity check. Results show why it fits, the evidence, what is uncertain, and the next move.

Examples — or ask in your own words

Find opportunities for my goalSearch public sources onlyCreate an opportunity from my goalFind opportunities in this attachmentResearch this person or companyI need a plan for how to get it

Choose the search scope and revisit results: More → Find opportunities

You get

Whether there is something in it for you and what it is. Ask for research and you get the full brief with the Opportunity match on top: what they need, what they gain from what you offer, why you, the sentence to say. Ask for the plan and you get the steps, the first move, the watch-outs.

Contacts

Save people from an attachment, add them by name, or import a contacts file. Saving a contact uses no research; saved-only searches are included. Find people who fit your goal, then choose whom to research or write to.

Examples — or ask in your own words

Who in my contacts fits what I'm looking for?Find opportunities in my LinkedIn connectionsSave these people to ContactsMake a note of this on their contact

Bring your LinkedIn connections or phone contacts in: Contacts → Import

You get

The people you save stay with their history. Ask who fits your goal, review the reasons, and choose whom to research next.

Meetings

Ask for a brief built from research and your saved history: who you are meeting, what to say, what to ask, and what to watch out for. Afterward, tell Lukriton what happened to save the notes, promises, and next steps.

Examples — or ask in your own words

Create a meeting brief for this person: full research, what to say and do, what to avoid, what to watch out forHere is what happened at the meeting — add it to their notesRemind me: when is my meeting with this person or company?

Connect your calendar: More → Account → Your mailbox and calendar

You get

Before: a brief with what to expect, what to ask, what to watch for. After: your notes become a debrief with next steps, remembered for the next brief.

Email

Replies and outreach in your voice, using your saved history and any research you request. Review and edit the draft, then copy it, open it in your mail app, or send it from your connected mailbox. Sending an existing draft uses no extra drafting credit.

Examples — or ask in your own words

Reply to this email and tell them this…Draft an email to this contact and tell them this…Make a one-pager for this contactResearch what this person is asking, then reply

Connect Gmail or Outlook when available: More → Account → Your mailbox and calendar

You get

Email drafts in your voice. Review and edit them, then copy, open your mail app, or send from your connected Gmail or Outlook account.

Progress

Keep an opportunity's stage, next step, and dates current. Record a result when it happens, or pause or pass on an opening. Progress updates use no research; Today brings the most useful next actions into view.

Examples — or ask in your own words

Update an opportunity's stage or next stepRecord an achieved resultWhat opportunities do I have open?

On an opportunity, tap Move under Progress to update its stage, dates, or outcome

On Today, choose Pin, Snooze a week, or Not today on an action

You get

A stage, next step, and date on each opportunity. Confirm the result when it happens; record money collected only when relevant.

Watches and schedules

Watch selected public pages for changes, or opt into scheduled searches, meeting preparation, and summary emails where available. Each schedule shows its allowance and budget; nothing starts until you turn it on.

Examples — or ask in your own words

On an opportunity, tap Watch this and choose the pages, condition, and check frequency

Review changes, coverage, and the next check: More → Page alerts

Set budgets, choose available tasks, or pause everything: More → Lukriton on a schedule

You get

Checks of the public pages you choose, scheduled opportunity searches, meeting preparation, and summaries, with the controls in More.

Remember and ask

Tell Lukriton about your world — events, colleagues, deadlines, what you promised — and it remembers it for every brief, plan, and email. Then ask it what is next.

Examples — or ask in your own words

Remember this event — here is the info…What is overdue?Who should I follow up with?

You get

Tell it things as they happen and every fact lands on the right person's page. Ask what is overdue, who to follow up with, when the meeting is.

Your work

Any question from your field — answered with the web when facts change, with the source.

Examples — or ask in your own words

What is this year's limit for…?Tell Lukriton your goal right now

Check what a potential partner can learn about you: More → Readiness Report

You get

Any question from your field, answered with the web when facts change, with the source.

Step 8 · Remembers and follows through

Lukriton remembers, and tracks each opportunity to the result

Every person, meeting, note, and promise you save stays with the right contact. Tell Lukriton about your world, such as events, colleagues, and deadlines, and it uses that in every brief, plan, and email.

Move an opportunity forward

Open Opportunities → Progress to see openings grouped by stage. On an opportunity, tap Move under Progress and choose Found, Contacted, In discussion, Planned, Agreed, Achieved, Paused, or Passed. You can skip stages. Add your next step, its date, and a date to look again when the timing is not right yet.

Already know about an opening? Tap Add on Opportunities to record it yourself, with an optional person, company, source page, and the outcome you want.

Choose Achieved when the result you wanted happened, and record what happened and when. Money collected is optional and kept separate from your estimate. After a result, you can create and edit a summary; sharing it with Lukriton is a separate choice.

Start your day on Today

Today shows up to three recommended actions with a reason for each, plus your meetings and new information. Pin an action, Snooze a week, or choose Not today to adjust what stays in view. A revisit date keeps an opportunity out of your way until that date.

You can also tell Chat which opportunity changed and what happened, or ask what is overdue and who to follow up with. Updating progress does not use research.

What is overdue?Who should I follow up with?
Open opportunities

Set up · Your profile

Set your goal, then check your readiness

Every match, brief, plan, and email reads your profile and your offer. The sharper they are, the sharper the answers.

Your profile

What I do

Family-law attorney in Denver; I take custody and divorce cases for professionals and business owners.

What I'm looking for

Referral relationships with financial advisors, CPAs, and therapists who see clients before I do.

What I offer

Custody and divorce representation for professionals; a flat-fee first consultation within three business days, and a same-week answer for the advisor who referred them.

Link: your site or a services page — Lukriton reads it and writes your offer card; you correct it by editing your words.

  • •Tell Chat “My goal is…” to set your current objective. Finder can use it, or you can enter a narrower goal for a search.
  • •Your offer card is what every match is read against — what you provide, who it's for, what a buyer saves or gains.
  • •Add what you're not interested in, and Lukriton stops offering it.
  • •Add your writing voice, and emails sound like you.
  • •Lukriton researches your background and remembers it.
Start here

Your Readiness Report

Open More → Readiness Report and choose Build my report. It checks what a company can find about you in public sources, your strongest asset, what is missing, and a first move. The first build is included; rebuilding uses one research. Download the report with Word.

Open Readiness Report

Set up · Mailbox and calendar

Connect your mailbox and calendar when available

Open More → Account → Your mailbox and calendar. When Gmail or Outlook is available, choose permission to send emails, read your calendar, or both, then connect your account. The connection reads calendar events; it does not read your inbox. Paste or upload an email when you want help replying to it.

Review, then send

Ask Chat to draft an email. Choose Send from your connected address, check From, To, Cc, subject, and body, then tap Send. Sending an existing draft uses no additional drafting credit. You can also copy the draft or open it in your own mail app.

Accepted means the mail provider accepted the message; it does not confirm delivery. If the send status is uncertain, check your Sent folder before sending again. If you send outside Lukriton, use Mark as sent on the draft to record it.

Prepare from your calendar

On Today, use Read now under From your calendar to bring in upcoming meetings. Add an unfamiliar attendee as a contact, choose Prepare me for a saved contact, or Skip a meeting. Open the brief when it is ready.

Afterward, ask Chat to debrief the meeting and tell it what happened. For automatic calendar reads, evening preparation, and morning brief links, choose the tasks under More → Lukriton on a schedule.

Open mailbox and calendar settings

Set up · Page alerts

Choose the pages Lukriton checks for changes

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    Set the condition

    Open an opportunity and tap Watch this. Say what you want to know about, choose up to three public pages, and optionally add the exact words for one web search.

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    Choose the frequency

    Select weekly or monthly checks. Review the coverage and your plan's available watch slots and checks before starting. Creating a watch is free; each check uses one watch check.

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    Review what changed

    Changes appear on Today and under More → Page alerts. Open the source, check what was read or unavailable, and see the next check. Pause, edit, delete, or choose Check now there.

Open Page alerts

Set up · Schedules

Turn on the help you want, with a budget

Open More → Lukriton on a schedule. Everything starts off. Your plan and connected calendar determine which tasks are available; each task shows its cost, timing, and allowance before you turn it on.

  • Opportunity searches: choose a focus, the available frequency, and a monthly search budget.
  • Calendar and meeting preparation: enable calendar reads, evening briefs for meetings with saved contacts, and morning emails with brief links. Set a separate budget for prepared meetings.
  • Weekly summary: choose the morning for an email about what moved, your next actions, new openings, and results you confirmed.

Check the time zone shown in settings. Scheduled searches use purchased packs only if you enable May spend purchased packs. Use Pause everything to stop these scheduled tasks, and manage individual page alerts under More → Page alerts. Resume schedules when you are ready; missed runs are not replayed.

Open schedule settings

Where things live

Five tabs, and that's the whole app

Today
Contacts
Chat
Opportunities
More
  • Today — your next actions, meetings, new openings, and changes Lukriton found.
  • Contacts — everyone you've met, with their history, research, and documents.
  • Chat — snap, paste, or just say what you need.
  • Opportunities — review the evidence, open a plan, or switch to Progress to track each opportunity.
  • More — your profile, Find opportunities, Opportunity Watch, Page alerts, Readiness Report, schedules, account, and data.

Your plan and limits

Your account shows its included jobs and remaining allowance. Check the cost on each action before starting; saved-only searches and progress updates are included. Paid plans add monthly research, opportunity searches, opportunity plans, meeting briefs, email drafts, and watch checks, and available packs appear when you need more. The plans page shows current prices and limits.

See the plans

Your data

More → My data exports everything you have in Lukriton, or erases it. Photos and PDFs are deleted as soon as they are read. Never sold, never used for advertising.

Privacy policy

On your phone

More → Install the app puts Lukriton on your home screen, camera one tap away. On an iPhone: Share, then Add to Home Screen.

Snap something. See if there is an opportunity for you.

A card, an email, a page — anything from your day.

Snap somethingSee sample results