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Local sales agent that finds small businesses, spots buying signals, writes and sends cold email and answers replies, using your Claude or ChatGPT plan.

Open-source alternative toApollo.io

Harvey at a glance

Checked 29 Oct 2026

Harvey (v0.3.0, October 2026, about 3k stars) is a Python app that runs a sales loop on your computer every 15 minutes. It finds local businesses (free from OpenStreetMap, or paid search APIs), collects up to 29 signals you approve such as running ads or no online booking, finds contact emails, writes personalised sequences and classifies replies, with a local dashboard. Every email waits for your approval unless you turn on autopilot. Model calls use Claude Code or Codex on your plan. You need your own mailbox and warmup. Meeting booking is still on the roadmap. MIT.

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How much of Apollo.io does it replace?

Use it instead of paying for Apollo.io?
Personal use
Confirmed: Yes
For a business
Confirmed: Yes

4 of 4 jobs. Builds its own prospect lists from maps and search data rather than a contact database, so it is strongest on small local businesses; it writes and sends sequences from your own mailbox and drafts replies, but has no dialer or meeting booking yet.

Partial: Finding companies and prospects to sell to Partial replacement
Partial: Finding and verifying contact emails Partial replacement
Partial: Buying signals and lead filters Partial replacement
Partial: Automated cold email sequences and replies Partial replacement

Facts about Harvey, with sources

Each answer links to where we found it in Harvey’s own documentation. We read it; we did not install it.

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Runs on my machine? Confirmed: Yes, a Python app and dashboard on your computer (or Docker on Linux); model calls go through your Claude Code or Codex login It runs on your machine, in a loop, on its own. github.com · harvey#readme ↗ 4d ago
Code licence Confirmed: MIT MIT License github.com · LICENSE ↗ 4d ago
Model weights licence Confirmed: No model weights; uses your Claude Pro or Max plan through Claude Code, or a ChatGPT plan through Codex Harvey uses your Claude Pro or Max subscription through Claude Code, or your ChatGPT subscription through Codex. github.com · harvey#readme ↗ 4d ago
Commercial use Confirmed: MIT allows commercial use; you are the sender, so cold email must follow CAN-SPAM, GDPR and PECR (Harvey ships compliant defaults such as opt-out lines and a do-not-contact list) Cold email is legal in most places when done right and expensive when done wrong github.com · harvey#legal-and-deliverability ↗ 4d ago
Paid services needed? Partial: Needs a Claude Pro or Max plan (or a ChatGPT plan with Codex) and a sending mailbox, about $7 a month on Google Workspace; a warmup service is recommended. Finding businesses is free from OpenStreetMap, or paid via Serper or DataForSEO. No per-token API bill Model calls use the plan you already pay for, without an API key or per-token API billing. github.com · harvey#why-the-subscription-thing-matters ↗ 4d ago
Hardware Partial: No minimum RAM or CPU documented and no GPU; it runs no local model. Needs Python 3.11+ and the Claude or Codex CLI Python 3.11+ github.com · harvey#prerequisites ↗ 4d ago
Operating systems Confirmed: Python app for Windows, macOS and Linux with the Claude provider; the Codex provider is macOS and Linux only; Docker Compose for Linux. CI tests Linux and macOS use the Claude provider on Windows github.com · harvey#using-a-chatgpt-plan-instead-codex ↗ 4d ago
Setup effort Confirmed: Medium; clone it and ask Claude Code to set it up, or pip install, fill in .env and train it on your website. Sending well also needs a dedicated domain and mailbox warmup it checks what state you're in, installs what's missing, asks what it needs, and trains Harvey on your product. github.com · harvey#quick-start ↗ 4d ago

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Is Harvey still maintained?

Popularity and recent work on Harvey, from GitHub.

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  • Actively maintained22 people committing in the last 12 months, active 8 of the last 12 weeks.

22 people committing in the last 12 months · 81 pull requests merged in 30 days · 16 issues opened, 10 closed in 30 days

Stars over time

Building history

+645 stars since 30 Oct 2026. The 7-day comparison and the trend label start once there is a full week of daily counts.

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3,9083,198 2026-10-302026-11-02 Tracked daily begins 2026-10-30Harvey, 2026-10-30: 3,263 stars, trackedHarvey, 2026-10-31: 3,483 stars, trackedHarvey, 2026-11-01: 3,720 stars, trackedHarvey, 2026-11-02: 3,908 stars, tracked
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Tracked daily since 30 Oct 2026. Dashed history is estimated (how).

Commits per week, last 52 weeks

active 8 of the last 12 weeks

Up 8333% on the 12 weeks before.

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