NedlyGo
How NedlyGo reads your website
Before NedlyGo searches for customers, it has to know what you sell. It does that from the public pages on the domain you submit, not from a form where you paste a positioning paragraph and hope the search obeys it.
NedlyGo · Updated 2026-10-01
Only the public site is read
NedlyGo fetches pages a stranger could open. It does not ask for your analytics, your inbox, or a login to the product. If the useful description lives behind a login, the brief will miss it. Put the buyer and the job on a public page.
The brief is a product summary
The result is a short picture of the offer: what changes for the customer, who it is for, and which problem it addresses. Discovery later keeps a conversation only when it matches that picture and the writer shows a reason to act.
A thin site makes a thin search
If the homepage is a category word and a waitlist, NedlyGo cannot invent a sharper buyer. Edit the site until a stranger can tell what you sell, then run discovery again. The website is the specification.
Questions
- Can I paste a private brief instead?
- No. The domain you submit is the source. Make the public site say who it is for.
- Does analysis store the whole site forever?
- It stores the working summary your workspace uses. It is not a public crawl archive.
See which conversations match your site
Enter your website on the homepage. NedlyGo keeps the domain until you confirm it in your workspace.
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