A small, matched stack of opportunities each week. Swipe right and you get the next step, not a reading list.
A neighbourhood bookshop
Local event · closes in 12 daysA monthly evening market two streets away is taking stall applications for the autumn season.
Why it matters
Your midweek trade is the gap you named — this market runs Thursdays, three blocks from your door.
The problem
Every week something happens that your business could have used. A market takes vendor applications. A supplier opens a category. A journalist goes looking for someone exactly like you. You find out afterwards, if at all — not because you don't care, but because scanning for this is a job, and it's nobody's job.
The advice is always "keep an eye out." That isn't advice. It's an unpaid research role handed to the person who already has the least time.
3 weeks ago
Vendor applications closed for the autumn market.
11 days ago
A supplier opened the category you already sell into.
Yesterday
A reporter filed the story without you in it.
How it works
A short guided conversation — what you sell, who buys it, what's working and what isn't. Ten minutes, once.
Each week, a small stack of opportunities picked for your business specifically. Every card says why it's on your deck.
No research homework. A right swipe hands you the actual action: the application link, the calendar entry, the pitch draft.
Built for any business, matched to yours
Opptzy doesn't ask you to pick from a menu of trades. It reads what you actually wrote about your business, and that's what decides what reaches you. Here's the same week for three very different shops.
A neighbourhood bookshop
Local event · closes in 12 daysA monthly evening market two streets away is taking stall applications for the autumn season.
Why it matters
Your midweek trade is the gap you named — this market runs Thursdays, three blocks from your door.
A print-on-demand studio
Industry news · category opens next monthA new product category launches next month, with early listings promoted on the platform's front page.
Why it matters
You already sell custom wedding stationery — this is the category opening, before it gets crowded.
A bookkeeping service
PR opportunity · reporter's deadline: 4 daysA national outlet is looking for practitioners to comment on cash-flow pressure in small firms.
Why it matters
You work with exactly the businesses this piece is about, and you said you want to be found online.
The swipe
Most feeds let you save things you'll never open again. Opptzy doesn't have a save pile. A right swipe means you intend to do this — so it hands you what you need, and asks you later whether it happened.
Nothing happens. No confirmation, no "are you sure", no follow-up. It quietly teaches Opptzy what doesn't belong on your deck, and the next one gets closer.
The beta
We're looking for early users to help shape Opptzy. Join the beta, use it for free, and help us build something that actually works for small businesses like yours.
Questions
Ten minutes to set up, free to join, and you stop finding out about things after they've happened.