What's new in NetworkOS.
The features and improvements we have shipped recently. NetworkOS updates continuously; this is the short list.
Job changes after a LinkedIn refresh
Re-import your LinkedIn connections and NetworkOS compares them with your last import. The people you are closest to who moved show up as catch-ups flagged New role, with a congratulations already drafted for you to review and send.
Role history on every contact
Each contact now keeps a Role history section listing the moves NetworkOS has observed, with a link straight to the catch-up when there is one.
Find introductions, on demand
One button scans your whole network plus your last 90 days of email, surfaces intro opportunities you would otherwise miss, and shows how much of your inbox it has covered.
Introductions from your clients' investor updates
When a company you advise sends an investor update, NetworkOS reads the asks inside it and suggests people in your network who fit. It picks up updates from companies you have not added yet.
Suggestions that don't repeat themselves
NetworkOS tracks how often each contact has been suggested or contacted. Dismiss a suggestion twice and it retires for good, and every surface flags when someone is already getting a lot of outreach.
Catch-up templates
Save a short note on what you have been up to, and NetworkOS works it into the reconnect emails it drafts for you.
Guides
A library of guides on keeping a network alive, asking for an introduction, and running a portfolio of advisory relationships.
A weekly check on deliverability
NetworkOS watches whether your introduction and catch-up emails land in inboxes rather than spam, and fixes common Gmail settings problems when it finds one.
Drafts that sound like you
NetworkOS compares the drafts it writes against what you actually send, and moves closer to your voice over time.
Choose which address an introduction goes to
Contacts often have more than one email. Pick the right one at the review step instead of hoping the default is current.
Catch-ups rank by risk, not by value
The queue now leads with the relationships most likely to go cold, rather than the ones that look most important on paper.
You hear about a broken Google connection
If your Google connection lapses, NetworkOS emails you instead of quietly stopping.
Advisory clients
Turn your public profile into a front door. Founders can request your advisory services, and accepted clients get a private portal with scoped access to your network.
Looped follow-ups
BCC one address on any email you're waiting on and NetworkOS sends pre-approved nudges from your inbox until the thread resolves.
Voice dictation in chat
Dictate to the assistant with transcription that's biased toward your contacts' names.
Network profiles
A public page for your network with a lightweight visitor intro-request form you approve.
Teams and firm-wide search
Search across your firm's combined network and find the partner with the strongest path in.
Claude and ChatGPT connectors
Search and act on your relationship graph from inside Claude and ChatGPT.
Chrome extension
Run AI search on any page and save profiles to your graph in one click.
Plain-English search
Ask for who you need the way you'd say it out loud, with ranked and explained results.