Meetings to Warm Introductions

AI uses meeting context to search your network, draft intros, and you review and send in one click.

No credit card required. You review every introduction before it sends. Google verified and CASA Tier 2 assessed.

the daily
loop
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Ingest transcripts,
calendar,
and email
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CRM updates itself
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AI Suggests Intros
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You review
and send
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Automated Follow Ups
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More meetings
Google verifiedCASA Tier 2 assessedEncrypted in transit and at restYou stay in control of your Google access
In use byVsmall VC teamsAindependent advisorsFfounders
the problem

Your network is larger than your memory.

You leave meetings knowing exactly who someone should meet. Then it slips, and the introductions you meant to make never happen.

This is what we hear from almost everyone we talk to:

“I just go manual. It sucks.”

— an advisor
scattered

Relationships live across Gmail, Calendar, LinkedIn, notes, and memory. None of it is searchable in one place.

forgotten

You walk out with intros to make, then the right names never resurface when you could actually help.

Now I've got to remember what their story was.

the drafting tax

Every intro means rewriting a blurb you've already written before, so you keep putting it off.

the guilt backlog

Requests pile up in WhatsApp and text messages. Even the best connectors go quiet.

I was feeling really guilty about it.

fading

An introduction is worth most right after the conversation. A week later, the moment has passed and so has half the value.

why it exists

Built by a superconnector.

After YPO Forum and Chapter meetings, our founder often left knowing exactly who should meet. But the introductions stayed in his head, his notes, or his drafts. The double opt-in process took enough work that many introductions never happened. He built NetworkOS for himself.

“Before NetworkOS, I made four or five introductions a month. Now the introductions that used to sit in my notes and drafts actually go out, including ones that led to jobs, customers, and new working relationships.”
The founder of NetworkOS
Post-exit SaaS founder and former YPO member
how it works

From meeting to warm intro.

NetworkOS turns what happened in your meetings into the introductions that should follow. You approve every send.

  1. 01

    Capture the context.

    Bring together Gmail relationship signals, Calendar meetings, LinkedIn contacts, and notes. No manual data entry.

    GmailCalendarLinkedInMeeting notes
  2. 02

    Find the match.

    Search in plain English, or let NetworkOS suggest people whose needs and capabilities match.

    who can help a fintech founder hire a CFO?climate investors my network knows well
  3. 03

    Review the introduction.

    NetworkOS drafts the message in your voice. You choose direct or double opt-in consent, and edit every word.

    DraftReview & editApprove
  4. 04

    Send from Gmail.

    You approve the exact wording, and the introduction sends from your own inbox, not a noreply address.

    Nothing sends on autopilot. You review every introduction before it goes out.

  5. 05

    Follow through.

    Track replies and outcomes. Use Catch-ups or Looped for follow-up sequences you approve.

    Replies trackedOutcomes loggedFollow-ups on time
  6. Then take it anywhere.

    The same workflow extends into Claude, ChatGPT, and Chrome, and to your clients and teammates, below.

claude connector

Your network, inside every Claude conversation.

Ask Claude who in your network can help with anything. Claude searches your contacts, ranks them by relevance, explains why, and drafts the intro. Your relationships are now part of every conversation you have with Claude.

Finding a Series B fintech investor introduction
Who do I know that could intro me to a Series B fintech investor?
Found 7 people in your graph. Top match: Marcus Lee, warm tie since 2024, intros via Sarah Chen.
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25 matches · tap one
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Marcus Lee
CEO
Loom Climate
warmmarcus@loomclimate.io
Series A thermal storage. Last spoke Oct '25.
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Aiko Tanaka
Founder
Trellis
warmaiko@trellis.co
Climate fintech operator with deep VC ties.
DP
Devon Park
CEO
Heliogen
dormantdevon@heliogen.app
9 months silent, worth a check-in.
The Network OSquery_contacts</>
Or reply directly…
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Opus 4.7Adaptive

Search your network in plain English.

Ask anything. Claude pulls ranked, explained matches from your contacts. No separate app, no separate query language.

Take action without leaving Claude.

Claude drafts double-opt-in intros, sends them via your Gmail, and logs the outcome back to NetworkOS.

Add a note after every meeting.

"Just had coffee with Sarah, add a note: she's looking for a head of growth." Done. Claude logs it to the right contact.

Set up the Claude connector in 60 seconds →requires a Claude.ai Pro / Max / Team plan
chrome extension

Research any page. Save any LinkedIn profile. Find anyone.

Install the NetworkOS Chrome extension and your network shows up everywhere you work. AI search runs on any event page, attendee list, or directory. Save any LinkedIn profile to your graph in one click. Find anyone, fast.

01 · scan any page

AI search on event and directory pages

The extension reads what's on the page (an attendee list, a member directory, a portfolio page) and tells you who you already know, who's worth meeting, and which contact can introduce you.

acme-summit.com · attendees
M
Marcus Lee
Sarah can intro
in graph
A
Aiko Tanaka
you, 2024
in graph
D
Devon Park
9mo silent
in graph
02 · save any profile

One-click save from LinkedIn

Add any LinkedIn profile to your graph in a single click. Fields auto-enrich. Relationship strength is inferred. No data entry.

in
linkedin.com/in/sarah-chen
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Sarah Chen
VP Engineering · Stripe
companyStripeauto
roleVP Engineeringauto
warmthwarm · met 2024auto
tagsfintech · paymentsauto
Install the Chrome extension →free with any NetworkOS account
what you do with it

Three actions. One muscle.

01 · search

Ask in plain English.

No booleans, no filters, no fields. Type what you're looking for the way you'd say it. The AI translates intent into matches across your entire graph.

⌘K · search
YC founders in NYC
who knows Stripe payments well?
operators who left FAANG recently
climate hardware seed founders14 matches
02 · introduce

Ship double opt-in intros in seconds.

AI drafts the intro from your context, in your own voice. Intros that still sound like you. Both parties confirm in one click, then the email sends itself.

draftauto-saved
opt-in #142
To: Sarah, Marcus
Hi Sarah, Marcus, quick double opt-in. Marcus is raising Series A for thermal storage at Loom Climate. Sarah leads climate hardware at Index. Open to chatting?
03 · recommend

Crowdsource recs from people who trust you.

Need a CTO? A climate investor? A fractional CFO? Send a recommendation request to your trusted network. Replies come back organized, ranked, and ready to act on.

rec request · sent to 123 replies
your ask
Need a fractional CFO for a Series A climate startup.
replies
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Sarah Lim
rec: Marcus Lee (CFO, Loom)
warm
A
Aiko Tanaka
rec: Priya Shah (ex-Stripe FP&A)
warm
D
Devon Park
rec: Theo Chen (fractional, climate)
moderate
and when you're waiting

Never chase a reply again.

bcc · loop

BCC one address. We take over the waiting.

BCC the loop address on any email where you need a reply. It stays invisible to the person you're waiting on. NetworkOS watches the thread, reads what each reply means, and sends pre-approved follow-ups from your own inbox until it resolves. No reminders to set, no nagging to write.

loopedcc@loop.thenetworkos.com
you · Mon
Any update on the intro to Sarah?
4 days quiet
looped · sent from your inbox
Just bumping this up, any thoughts on connecting with Sarah?
S
Sarah replied
“Yes, happy to chat.”
resolved
who it's for

Built for people who create value through relationships.

Founders & advisors

Find the investors, customers, candidates, and experts already in your network, and make the introduction before the moment passes.

Learn more →

Small VC firms

Search across every partner's network, see which partner knows the founder or operator you need, and support sourcing, diligence, and your portfolio.

Learn more →
03 · the graph

Every person you've ever met, in one place.

Your contacts become a living graph: warmth signals from email cadence, calendar context, and topic clusters. Searchable in plain English, navigable like a map.

Semantic search

"Climate founders raising seed in SF" returns people, not filters. The graph understands intent.

Warmth signals

We track recency, frequency, and reciprocity, so you know who's actually warm, not just a LinkedIn name.

Team search

On a team? Search your teammates' networks too, see who owns the relationship, and request the introduction from them.

graphlistmap1,247 people · 4,830 edges
YOUSarahMarcusPriyaJamesAikoDevonZaraTheoLinwarm · 92%
04 · privacy & ownership

Read what we send. And only what you share.

networkos builds your graph from contact, calendar and email header data: who you talk to and when, not what you wrote. It opens full message content only where a feature needs it, and only for mail tied to your work: replies to the intros and recommendation requests you send, threads with a company you advise so it can summarize the relationship, and meeting notes you route to it. Replies to your intros are stored so you can read them here. Everything else it opens is used to produce a summary and not kept.

Read the full privacy posture

Your graph is yours.

NetworkOS is not a broker. We never sit between you and your contacts, and we never decide who meets whom. Your relationship graph stays private to you. The AI works for you.

0contacts sold or brokered
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What we send + what you share
intros · recs · emails you allow
✓ confirmed
Full message content read only where needed
reply tracking · company summaries
✓ confirmed
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Encrypted in transit & at rest
TLS · AES-256-GCM
✓ confirmed
Never sold
no ads · no data brokering
✓ confirmed
05 · pricing

Pro for individuals. Teams for firms.

Built for people who introduce people for a living. Try Pro free for 14 days; firms get a shared, permissioned graph with onboarding included.

Individual
networkos/
founders & advisors
from$99/ month14 days free
  • 5,000 contacts & 3 companies included
  • Plain-English semantic search
  • AI-drafted double opt-in intros, sent from your Gmail
  • Gmail, Calendar, LinkedIn, CSV import
  • Warmth scoring & relationship signals
  • Advisory client portals & public profile
  • White-glove onboarding · personal call
Start your 14-day free trial
Teams
teams
For small VC firms: starting at $299/month for up to three users. Search the firm's combined network and request introductions from teammates.
  • Shared, permissioned relationship search
  • Teammate introduction requests
  • Firm onboarding
  • Additional users priced separately
Request firm access

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