The operating system for busy advisors
Your agentic system to find connections and facilitate introductions
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Chrome extension“NetworkOS pulled over 11,000 contacts out of my two Gmail accounts and turned them into a network I can actually use. When a company I advise needs to meet someone, I can see exactly who I know.”
Co-founder, CommerceNext“I've used NetworkOS to find potential investors and relevant connections for the founders I advise. The product makes it easier to identify and draft introduction emails to anyone in my network who might be helpful to my clients.”
CEO, Talis“As a fractional principal with several clients, my network lived in my head and a messy inbox, and intros and catch-ups kept slipping. NetworkOS turned that into a system: it tells me who to reconnect with, drafts the outreach, and runs double opt-in intros end to end. I make more intros in less time, and nothing slips.”
Principal, TACANNI“A client asked for help with US regulatory approvals in the oil sector, which is not my day-to-day in any way. Given the large network I've amassed over the years, I ran a simple prompt in Claude through NetworkOS, and several relevant contacts surfaced that I would not have remembered myself. Using the outreach draft from NetworkOS, we had a call scheduled within a week!”
Founder, skAI Partners“My value to clients is who I can reach. NetworkOS keeps that network live: it scores my relationships, suggests the right intro for each client, and drafts the email, so making a connection takes minutes.”
Co-founder, Blott
You know the right people. Finding them on demand is the hard part
Your founders ask who you know at a company. The answer is somewhere in years of email, calendars and LinkedIn, and none of it is searchable when they ask.
Do you know anyone in finance at Lumen Health?
I'm sure I do. Let me dig and get back to you 🤔
Three weeks later, still digging.
Priya, would you be open to meeting Alex from Ledgerline?
Sorry, just seeing this now!
Two weeks and three reminders later.
From who you know to a warm introduction
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Start with who you know
Connect Gmail, your calendar and LinkedIn, and find the people you forgot you knew. Search in plain English on day one.
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Add the companies you advise
Say who each one wants to meet, and NetworkOS finds the right people in your network. Their founders can search it too and ask you for the intros they need.
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Open your network to the startups you work with
Let them search your network and request introductions. You approve each one, and NetworkOS sends the opt-in from your own inbox and follows up.
Ask from the AI you already use
Add NetworkOS to ChatGPT or Claude and ask who you know at a company. It searches your whole network, says why each person fits, and drafts the opt-in for you to send.
Included on every plan. Setup takes about a minute.
Your network stays yours
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Sharing is a choice, and it is limited.
Each person links their own account and chooses to share. Teammates see a name, role, company, LinkedIn profile and who knows them. Never emails, notes or message history.
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Nothing sends without a yes.
The person who owns the relationship approves every introduction, and it goes out from their own inbox.
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Headers, not your mail.
NetworkOS learns who you talk to and when from contacts, calendar and email headers. It opens a message only for replies to introductions it sent, threads with companies you advise, and notes you send it.
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Verified, and yours to delete.
Google verified and CASA Tier 2 assessed. Export or delete your data at any time.
14 days free. Pay once you know it works
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Free trial
14 days of Pro. Card on file, no charge until the trial ends.
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Your first team
Included with your trial: up to 5 people, 25 team searches and 3 introduction requests.
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Teams
From $237 a month for 3 seats. Seats cover your advisors, so they pay nothing.
What people ask first
Who is NetworkOS for?
NetworkOS is a relationship management system for people who make warm introductions and have a deep network: founders, advisors, investors, community members and event hosts. Two of the most useful workflows today are advisors inviting their clients to search their contacts and request introductions, and NetworkOS running the double opt-in emails for every introduction.
How is this different from LinkedIn or other intro tools?
It goes beyond LinkedIn. NetworkOS uses your calendar and email history to tell the people you actually know from cold connections. Its search reads what you are looking for and ranks people for that ask. Then it delivers the result: it runs the opt-in emails, reminders and follow-ups as a sequence, and watches for introductions you could make or have promised.
Where does my network come from? Is the LinkedIn import safe?
From your email contacts, your calendar and who you email, plus your LinkedIn connections. For LinkedIn you can upload the connections file LinkedIn emails you, which never touches your account, or use the Chrome extension, which syncs at a paced rate within safe daily limits.
Does NetworkOS read my email?
Only if you choose to. NetworkOS works from your contacts and calendar, and reading your email is optional. Turn it on and NetworkOS watches for replies to opt-in emails and reads founder update emails for introductions you could make. Skip it and you can still use everything else. Google verified the app after an independent CASA Tier 2 security review, and you can delete your account and data from Settings.
Does anything go out without my approval?
No. You review and can edit every email before it sends, and it sends from your own Gmail or Outlook. When someone replies, NetworkOS reads the reply and stops the follow-ups.
How does it know who I actually know?
From real contact: how often you email and meet someone, how recently, and for how long. A LinkedIn connection you never talk to ranks low. Scores fill in once your first email and calendar sync finishes.
Who pays: me, my advisors, or the startup?
Whoever makes the introductions can use Pro on their own. A startup or firm that wants its advisors, investors or partners searchable buys Teams seats, and those seats cover the people it invites, so they do not pay.
Do I need Claude or ChatGPT? Is there an app?
No. Everything works in the web app. If you use Claude or ChatGPT, connect NetworkOS and ask about your network there, including from their phone apps. The Chrome extension adds a side panel on LinkedIn.
Why not just ask Claude or ChatGPT?
A chat assistant sees only what you paste in or what it can reach in the moment. NetworkOS keeps your whole network merged, de-duplicated and scored from years of email, calendar and LinkedIn, and it handles the opt-in emails, follow-ups and replies. Connect it to Claude or ChatGPT and they use all of it.
Will the emails sound like me?
Yes. Drafts use what you know about both people, and NetworkOS learns from the edits you make before sending, so later drafts need fewer changes. You can rewrite anything.
How does double opt-in work? Can I skip it?
Double opt-in asks each person privately before connecting them, so nobody is put on the spot. You choose per introduction: ask both, ask your contact first, ask the other side first, or introduce them directly.
Will automated intros burn my goodwill?
Every introduction is one you chose, in words you approved, from your own inbox. Nothing goes out in bulk, and asking first means nobody receives an introduction they did not want.
Does it work with Outlook or more than one inbox?
Yes. Connect Gmail and Outlook accounts, work and personal, and they combine into one network. You can sign in with Google or Microsoft.
Does it include texts, WhatsApp or iMessage?
Not yet. It reads email, calendar, contacts and LinkedIn. You can add notes to anyone, in the app or through Claude or ChatGPT.
Who is behind NetworkOS?
It was built by a YPO member and post-exit founder, for people who live in their network: the active members of YPO, Vistage, Tiger 21, Hampton and other business leadership groups.
Who do your founders need to meet?
Open up your network to the companies you advise. Start with one search.
The person who knows them approves every introduction. Emails and notes stay private.