You don’t own your audience. You rent it from an app that sets the rent.

Every follower you have sits behind a platform that can change its mind on a Tuesday.

HyperDM asks for the email inside the conversation, checks it, and saves it to your list.

Start free — 50 conversations

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A woman in an orange jacket looking at her phone in a home studio, with a camera on a tripod behind her.Example HyperDM conversation asking for an email, receiving a masked address, and saving it to the contact.

Runs on Instagram, end to end

  • Comment → DM
  • Keyword in a DM
  • Story reply
  • Story mention
  • Tap-then-link
  • Tracked links
  • Email capture
  • Human takeover
  • Snooze
  • 24h window aware
Three example incoming comments: alex.art asks how do I sign up? ninalaurent says send me the details; emma.codes asks how do I join?Example: 142 validated email addresses saved to distinct contacts in a seeded demo workspace.

A follower is a loan. An email is yours

You can have a hundred thousand followers and still no way to reach a single one of them tomorrow, if the app decides you shouldn’t.

The reach changes. The rules change. The app changes. None of that is up to you.

An email address is the one part nobody can switch off.

The best moment to ask for it is while somebody is already talking to you.

That is what this does. Ask in the DM, check it's real, save it, export it when you want.

ASK IN THE CONVERSATION

How to turn a comment into a contact you actually keep

Ask while they're already talking.

  1. They ask firstalex.art How do I sign up?ninalaurent Send me the detailsemma.codes How do I join?

    Step 1: Start with a comment

    They ask for the guide, the list, or the discount.

  2. Asked in the DMHappy to send it — what’s the best email for you?Their reply is the opt-in

    Step 2: Ask for the email

    In the DM, in return for the thing they wanted.

  3. Saved to the contactsam@example.com Valid, savedFrom a DMjo@example Rejected, asked againYour list Export CSV

    Step 3: It's saved and checked

    Validated, stored on the contact, ready to export.

WHAT CHANGES

What changes when you can reach people without an app

A list you keep, whatever the platform does.

  • Example DM: HyperDM asks what email to send the details to; a partly masked email is provided and marked saved to contact.

    You can reach them tomorrow

    Whether or not the algorithm shows them anything.

  • Example email validation: a masked valid address is accepted; hello.example.com is rejected with that doesn’t look right — try again.

    Real addresses, not typos

    Checked before they're saved, and re-asked if wrong.

  • Example HyperDM contacts table showing three masked saved email addresses, DM as the source, and an Export CSV control.

    Yours to take anywhere you go

    Export the whole list to CSV whenever you like.

Here is how a comment turns into an email address that belongs to you

  • CommentGUIDE
    Example

    Happy to send it. What’s the best email for you?

    Asked in the DM
  • They replysam@example.com
    Example

    Got it — you’re on the list.

    Saved to the contact
  • Typosam@example
    Example

    That doesn’t look right — try again?

    Checked before saving
  • CommentHow do I join?
    Example

    Send me your email and I’ll add you.

    Asked in the DM
  • On the contactAddress, source, date
    Example

    Stored on the contact, tagged as from the DM.

    Segment it
  • Your listExport
    Example

    The whole list, as a CSV, whenever you want it.

    Export CSV
Two people in orange and plum leaning together to look at one phone.

Start building the one list that nobody else can switch off

Ask in the DM where people are already talking to you, and keep what they give you.

Start free — 50 conversations
  • Ask for an email inside the DM
  • Validated and saved to the contact
  • Export to CSV any time

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