for generous connectors
Bring people you meet
into your community.
Your meeting notes already contain the introductions you should be making. Our AI finds them and writes the email for you.
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Sarah is exploring Snowflake migration. Marcus led one for 12PB of supply chain data last year and knows the pitfalls.
the problem
You already know
the right people.
You just forget.
Every week you meet people who tell you what they're working on and what they need. Then life moves on.
Three months later, you meet someone with the exact complementary need. The introduction would be obvious if you could remember.
needs a data architect
is a data architect
raising series A
climate-tech VC
how it works
After every call,
a quiet review.
You take notes like you always do.
Granola, Notion, Google Docs, whatever. We read them.
We find the overlap.
A director exploring warehousing? You met an expert six months ago. We remember.
You get a suggestion card.
Two faces. A reason they'd click. And a draft intro email, ready to send.
three ways to connect
You're in control of
how introductions happen.
We find matches in your meeting notes
After every meeting, we analyze who you spoke with and what was discussed. When we spot a match with someone from a previous meeting, we suggest the intro.
You mention an intro in your notes
Write something like "I should connect her with David" in your meeting notes. We'll find David in your contacts and draft the intro for you.
You tell us who to connect
Pick two people from your network and we'll draft a warm intro email with context from your past meetings with each of them.
recent matches
Connections hiding in
your last 30 days.
She's piloting clinical NLP. He builds FDA-cleared NLP tools. Could be a pilot partnership.
She's stuck on supply-side; he wrote the playbook on managed marketplaces.
His fund thesis is literally her company. She's raising, he's deploying.
She's exploring voice AI for support; he handles 50K+ calls/month in production.
He has 15K GitHub stars and zero revenue. She turned an OSS tool into $20M ARR.
Marco makes his own miso. Dan has been brewing kombucha for years. Neither knows the other exists.
draft intros
You get a ready-to-send
intro email.
Each introduction includes a draft email with context from both meetings. Edit it if you want, then send.
Both people immediately understand who the other person is and why you're connecting them.
Sarah, Marcus — I think you two should know each other.
Sarah — you mentioned you're evaluating a Snowflake migration for your retail data. I immediately thought of Marcus.
Marcus — Sarah is the Director of Data Intelligence at [Company]. She's facing the exact migration you led last year for 12PB of supply chain data.
I'll let you two take it from here. Would be great if this is useful!
Best,
You
features
A daily ritual for
generous connectors.
AI Matching
Reads your notes and finds complementary people across all your past meetings.
Draft Intros
Warm intro emails written from your meeting context. Edit once, send.
People Memory
Everyone you meet is stored with what they're working on and what they need. Searchable forever.
"Real networking is finding ways to make other people more successful."
Keith Ferrazzi, Never Eat Alone
Your next great introduction is hiding in
last Tuesday's meeting notes.
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