# Getting started

This system is built on four tools (Airtable, Make, Phantombuster, and Axiom.ai), but you only need to interact with Airtable. The rest of the tools power the backend and you won't need to touch these accounts.

Get started by logging into your Airtable account.

To open up the app interface, click "Dashboard" (the rocketship icon), then click "Run searches"

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Your app is now open.

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