# NetworkOS > NetworkOS turns meeting context into warm introductions. It builds one searchable relationship graph from Gmail, Calendar, Google Contacts, LinkedIn, and meeting notes; finds people who can help each other; drafts the double opt-in; and sends it from your own inbox. You can also find anyone in plain English, log notes and tags, track the companies you advise, and automatically follow up on threads you're waiting on with Looped. It works as a web app at thenetworkos.com, as a connector inside Claude.ai and ChatGPT, and as a Chrome extension. NetworkOS is built for startup advisors, former founders, fractional executives, and small VC firms — people who create value by making introductions. Introductions are sent from your own Gmail; you review every introduction before it sends, NetworkOS only ever reads the threads it started, and it stores no message contents. Pro is $99/month after a 14-day free trial; Teams for firms starts at $299/month for up to three users. ## Start here - [What is NetworkOS](https://www.thenetworkos.com/what-is-networkos): The definition, who operates it, what it costs, and the unrelated products that share the name. ## Get set up - [Getting started](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/getting-started): Sign in with Google, what NetworkOS connects to, and the six-step onboarding. - [Importing your contacts](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/importing-contacts): Build the graph from Gmail, Calendar, Google Contacts, and LinkedIn (CSV, ZIP, or extension). Each LinkedIn import remembers the title and company LinkedIn last reported per connection, so re-importing reports who changed jobs. - [FAQ](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/faq): Quick answers to common questions — LinkedIn emails, what NetworkOS reads, and more. ## Manage your network - [Working with contacts](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/contacts): Browse/filter/search; relationship strength; edit, merge, enrich, archive; bulk actions. - [Notes & tags](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/notes-and-tags): Notes (incl. voice notes) and color-coded tags, applied singly or in bulk. - [Companies you advise](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/companies): Needs, your role, key contacts, documents, and an AI relationship snapshot. - [Tasks & follow-ups](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/tasks): Create tasks by typing, dictating, or plain English; link them to contacts and companies. ## Find & connect - [Searching your network](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/searching-your-network): Natural-language search with ranked matches and a reason for each. - [The chat assistant](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/chat-assistant): Ask NetworkOS to find people and take actions in conversation. - [Making introductions](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/making-introductions): Draft, choose a consent model, send from Gmail, and track replies and outcomes. - [Looped](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/looped): CC cc@loop.thenetworkos.com on any thread you're waiting on; NetworkOS watches replies, classifies them with AI, and sends pre-approved follow-ups from your own Gmail until it resolves. - [Catch-ups](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/catch-ups): People you have real history with (meetings, email threads) who haven't heard from you in a while. Up to 5 suggestions at a time, each with a one-line reason; accepting drafts a 3-step reconnect sequence you review and send from your own Gmail. Steps 2-3 auto-send in-thread and stop the moment anything happens between you. A LinkedIn re-import also turns the people you are closest to who just changed jobs into suggestions flagged "New role", with a congratulations already drafted and a summary email of everyone who moved. - [Teams](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/teams): Link accounts with colleagues at your firm to search each other's networks — a limited view (name, company, warmth, reason), never the underlying contacts. Request an introduction from the teammate who owns the relationship; they approve, edit, or decline, and approved intros send from their inbox. - [Advisory clients](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/advisory-clients): Let startups request your advisory services from your public profile, run each engagement through a simple pipeline, and give clients a private portal to search your network and request introductions. ## Beyond the web app - [NetworkOS in Claude](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/networkos-in-claude): Add the connector to Claude.ai and work with your network from any conversation. Endpoint: https://www.thenetworkos.com/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.0 + DCR, PKCE). - [NetworkOS in ChatGPT](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/networkos-in-chatgpt): Add the same connector to ChatGPT with Developer Mode (paid plans) and work with your network from any conversation. Same endpoint: https://www.thenetworkos.com/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.0 + DCR, PKCE); interactive cards render via the ChatGPT Apps SDK. - [Your daily superconnector routine](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/superconnector-routine): Schedule Claude (Cowork) to review recent email/iMessage/WhatsApp/calendar, update the CRM, and recommend intros daily. Recommend-only; includes a copy-paste prompt. - [The Chrome extension](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/chrome-extension): Research any page, save LinkedIn profiles, and bulk-sync connections. Install: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/networkos/ghombplglalkgjicmehlpboidjhldleo ## Account & privacy - [Settings & billing](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/settings-and-billing): Account, Google connection, email signature, tags, the Claude connector URL, and your subscription. - [Privacy & your data](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help/privacy-and-data): What NetworkOS reads, what it never touches, encryption, export, and deletion. - [Privacy policy](https://www.thenetworkos.com/privacy) · [Security](https://www.thenetworkos.com/security) · [Help center](https://www.thenetworkos.com/help) ## Guides - [How to make a warm introduction](https://www.thenetworkos.com/blog/how-to-make-a-warm-introduction): The double opt-in, when to skip it, what to write, and what to do when one side says no. A guide for people who make introductions for a living. - [How to manage your professional network without it becoming a job](https://www.thenetworkos.com/blog/how-to-manage-your-professional-network): Keeping a few hundred relationships alive is a system problem. Which ones to keep, how to notice when one is fading, and what to do about it. - [The best personal CRM for networking, by who you are](https://www.thenetworkos.com/blog/best-personal-crm-for-networking): Twelve tools grouped by the job they do, with a recommendation for each kind of networker. No affiliate links, no rankings, real strengths and limits. - [The CRM for startup advisors](https://www.thenetworkos.com/blog/crm-for-startup-advisors): Advisors who support several companies need to track each one's needs and the introductions they owe. Here is what that system looks like. - [What is a personal CRM?](https://www.thenetworkos.com/blog/what-is-a-personal-crm): A personal CRM keeps track of the people you know, what you last discussed, and who needs a follow-up. Here is what one does and when you need it. - [All guides](https://www.thenetworkos.com/blog) ## Optional - [Full text of the docs](https://www.thenetworkos.com/llms-full.txt): Everything above, expanded — every feature, the full MCP tool list, and example prompts.