We build the Allbound Flywheel: an integrated GTM system where content, paid, outbound, research, and revenue infrastructure run as one signal-driven engine, so early-stage B2B teams stop paying for attention they never convert. More at revalign.io.
We build a lot of GTM, data, and geospatial tooling in-house. When a piece is useful on its own, we open-source it. No gated "request a demo," no crippled free tier: clone it, run it, keep it.
| Repo | What it does |
|---|---|
| revalign-overhead | Find any object in satellite imagery and get a georeferenced, spreadsheet-ready CSV plus an annotated proof image. Free local detector for swimming pools, open-vocabulary for anything else you can describe. |
| revalign-dependents | Find the companies publicly importing an npm package, resolved to real organizations, each row with a proof link to the exact manifest line no marketing-tag database can produce. Point --vs at a competitor's package for a displacement diff. $0, standard-library only. |
| revalign-teardown | Point it at a hardware company and read its FCC certification filings to see what it's about to ship — a device in the pipeline (certified, photos still confidential), a ramp in filing velocity, a brand-new product category — each with a verifiable FCC link. An account-in GTM signal tool. |
| revalign-asn-verdict | Decide whether an IP address can name an organization at all, and refuse to guess when it can't. Only 19.7% of routed IPv4 space is nameable; 47.8% is shared and identifies nobody at any confidence. Audit your visitor-identification vendor's export and see how much of it sits on ranges that cannot be attributed. $0, standard-library only. |
More on the way.
A GTM systems studio for early-stage B2B founders (Seed and Series A, roughly 10 to 50 people). We wire content, paid, outbound, research, and revenue infrastructure into one engine where a signal from one channel triggers action in the others, so GTM spend compounds instead of leaking.
- Website: revalign.io
- Say hi: jordan@revalign.io
Code is Apache-2.0 unless a repo says otherwise.