How to use Lukriton

Snap it. See what's in it for you. Get it.

Lukriton is an opportunity matcher. Tell it who you are and what you offer. Then everything happens in one place, the Snap tab. Tap +, add what you have, and say what you need. For every person or company you snap, it researches them and tells you what they need, what they gain from you, and how to get it. Or skip the snap and just ask.

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How it works

Snap anything. Find your next opportunity.

Lukriton is an opportunity matcher: it reads who you are and what you offer, researches the other side in depth, and tells you what they need, what they gain from you, and what to say — then helps you get it.

  1. Step 01

    Tell Lukriton who you are and what you offer

    Share your goals, your products or services, and who you help. Add your website and Lukriton learns about your business and what makes your offer valuable — so it can find opportunities that fit you.

  2. Step 02

    Snap anything

    A business card, a LinkedIn profile, an email, a page of print, a company page, a screenshot — or bring in your LinkedIn connections and ask who fits.

  3. Step 03

    See the mutual opportunity

    Ask for an Opportunity check to see whether there may be a fit. If it looks relevant, ask Lukriton to research the person and company in depth and work with you to find the mutual opportunity. Otherwise, move on.

  4. Step 04

    How to get it

    Lukriton creates a custom, step-by-step plan to help you get the opportunity. It includes an email to help you land the meeting, a meeting brief with deep research on the person and company, what to say and what to watch out for, plus a one-pager and follow-up to move things forward.

Step 3, up close

The Opportunity match

The one card that tells you whether there is something here for you — and gives you the words. It appears on every person and company you research, on the snap's result, in your Opportunities, and at the top of every meeting brief.

Opportunity match

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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 gainSaves 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?

  • Every need is dated and sourced. Lukriton spends a third of its searches on the company, because the need usually belongs to the company.
  • Every gain comes from your own offer card — it never invents a capability you don’t have.
  • “No match yet” is a real answer. The plan then starts with the question, the email asks it, and nothing pitches.
  • The plan, the email, and the meeting brief all lead with the need and the gain. Ask the chat “what do they need?” and it answers from the match, no research spent.

What you can say

A sentence is the whole job

These are the same sentences the app offers you under How it works. Tap one to open the conversation with it already in the box.

Opportunities

Attach a card, an email, a page, or a PDF and Lukriton tells you what is in it for you: the opportunity, why now, and your way in. Name a person or a company and it researches them.

Examples — or ask in your own words

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

Everyone you snap, type, or import becomes a contact Lukriton can search, research, plan for, and write to — with everything you have told it about them.

Examples — or ask in your own words

You get

Everyone you snap is saved with their history. Ask who fits and Lukriton names the best fits with one reason each; research the ones you choose.

Meetings

Before a meeting, Lukriton researches the person and their company, reads your history with them, and writes your brief: who they are, what they want, what to say and do, what to ask, what to avoid, what to watch out for, and how the meeting becomes your opportunity — with a one-pager for their side. After the meeting, tell it what happened: it saves the notes, the promises, and the next steps, and remembers them for the next time.

Examples — or ask in your own words

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.

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

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

You get

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

Every result is yours to use

Under every brief, plan, email, and debrief. Word opens in Word; Email opens in your own mail.

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Set up your profile

Three sentences make every answer yours

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.

  • 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 network

Bring your contacts in

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.

  1. 1

    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.

  2. 2

    Import it

    Contacts → Import → choose the file as it came (the .zip works). Everyone becomes a contact; duplicates are matched, not doubled. Nothing is researched — importing only saves people.

  3. 3

    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, which is what shared ground and the give are built from. A business card, a screenshot, or just a name works too.

Where things live

Five tabs, and that's the whole app

Home
Contacts
Snap
Opportunities
More
  • Hometoday's meeting, what to follow up, what's new.
  • Contactseveryone you've met, with their history, research, and documents.
  • Snapthe conversation — snap and say what you need.
  • Opportunitiesopportunities found for you, with deadlines.
  • Moreyour profile, plan, data, install the app, share.

For a team

One bill for everyone on your team

A team is one subscription that pays for several people, each with their own Lukriton. The owner pays for a number of seats on one card and adds each person by email; every person gets their own monthly allowance of research, meeting briefs, and email drafts. One bill, private accounts — each person keeps their own contacts and briefs. Nothing is shared. To add someone, open More → Team, type their email, and send them the one line Lukriton gives you; they sign in with that address and their seat is ready.

See the Team plan

Your plan and limits

The free plan includes a few of each job, with no clock. Paid plans add monthly allowances. A grey line under the box shows what's left; when something is used up, the packs are right there — when the free research is used up, you can add 5 more for $10 without choosing a plan. Nothing is charged without your tap, and never twice for the same work.

See the plans

Your data

More → Your 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 what's in it for you.

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