Product · Catch-ups

Reconnect before it goes quiet.

There are so many people you really should keep in touch with, and it's so easy not to. NetworkOS surfaces the people you have real history with who haven't heard from you in a while, drafts a short reconnect sequence in your voice, and stops the moment they reply.

Catch-upsView all
ML
Marcus Lee
CEO · Loom Climate
In progress
NK
Nina Kessler
Now VP Product · Halden Labs
New roleSuggested
AT
Aiko Tanaka
Founder · Trellis
Drafting
DP
Devon Park
Partner · Northbeam Ventures
Suggested
PO
Priya Oduya
COO · Ridgeline
Suggested
Why now: two meetings in 2025, quiet for 5 months.
how it works

An excuse to reach out, with the note started.

01

Quiet relationships surface

Each day NetworkOS looks for people you have met or traded real email with who have gone quiet on every channel, and tells you in one line why each is worth a note. Never more than a handful at a time.

02

You approve a short sequence

Accept a suggestion and three short emails are drafted in your voice. Edit every word. Nothing goes out until you send the first one yourself.

03

Follow-ups stop on any reply

The next steps send in the same thread on a widening schedule, from your own Gmail. The sequence stops the moment they write back or a meeting lands.

New role

When someone changes jobs

Re-run your LinkedIn import each month and NetworkOS compares it with the last one. The people you have actually met or emailed who moved show up in your catch-ups flagged New role, with the first email already written as a congratulations. Everyone else who moved lands in one summary email instead. You still read it, edit it, and send it yourself.

Every email is in your voice, under your own signature. You read it and send it. We just got it started.

the people who slip away

For the people you like and haven't talked to in five years.

These people already know you. The trust is already there, and a short note is usually all it takes.

↻The founder you met twice last year
↻The investor who went quiet after a warm start
↻A former client you keep meaning to write
↻The operator you promised to stay in touch with
↻The operator who just started a new role

Pick the thread back up.

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