Your advisors already know your next customers.
Your advisors and investors keep asking “how can I help?” Search their networks in plain English and ask. Nothing goes out unless they hit go.
The person who knows them approves every introduction. Emails and notes stay private.
The ask your investors keep meaning to answer.
- 01Keep a target account list in a spreadsheet
- 02Message each investor and advisor to ask who they know
- 03Write a forwardable blurb for every ask
- 04Lose track of the threads and who said yes
Most of those asks never get sent.
- 01Search every network you have been given, in one question
- 02See who knows each person before you ask
- 03Send a short request; the emails are drafted for your advisor
- 04See each request move from asked to introduced
Your advisor says yes in a minute.
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.
Your Gmail, calendar and LinkedIn connections become one searchable network. Nothing is shared with anyone until you choose to.
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Add the people backing you
Invite your advisors and investors. Their network becomes your network: search everyone at once and see who knows each person.
Each person you invite sees who invited them and what joining means before they accept. One advisor can be on several companies' teams, and no company sees another company's team.
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Ask, and they approve
Send a short note. Nothing goes out until your advisor hits go, and the introduction comes from their own inbox.
Requests start on double opt-in: the person you want to meet is asked first. Your advisor can change that for each introduction.
What your advisors see and control.
- They approve or decline every request, and nothing is sent without them.
- A request shows them who is asking, the note and the person.
- You see a contact's name, role, company, location, LinkedIn profile and who knows them, never their email address, notes or message history.
“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
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.
Your network, inside every Claude, ChatGPT and Muse conversation.
Ask Claude or ChatGPT who in your network can help with anything. It searches your contacts, ranks them by relevance, explains why, and drafts the intro. You never have to go to another app, and it works the same in Claude, ChatGPT and Meta Muse. A lot of people are building this themselves on Claude. Don't build it yourself, just use this.
Founder query example
Search your network in plain English.
Ask the way you would ask a colleague. You get the people who fit, ranked, with the reason for each one.
Take action without leaving the chat.
It 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. It's logged to the right contact.
Your network in the side panel, without going to another app.
Install the NetworkOS Chrome extension and ask who you know at a company without leaving the page you are on. Saving a LinkedIn profile to your network takes one click.
Your network assistant in the side panel
Open the side panel and ask the same things you would in NetworkOS: who you know at a company, who can make the intro, or to log a note after a call. No tab switching, and it only runs on LinkedIn and NetworkOS pages.
One-click save from LinkedIn
Add any LinkedIn profile in one click and NetworkOS fills in the rest, including how well you know them. Run the bulk sync of your connections again a month later and NetworkOS shows you who changed jobs since the last one.
What founders ask first.
- Can I find customers through my investors' and advisors' networks?
- Yes. Invite the advisors and investors backing you, and once they link their accounts you can search the networks they share, see who knows each person, and ask that person for the introduction. You can do it here or from Claude or ChatGPT.
- Does this import my advisors' contacts?
- No. Each advisor keeps their own account and chooses to share their network. You see a limited view of each contact, and the advisor approves every introduction before it goes out.
- Do my advisors have to pay?
- No. On a Teams plan your seats cover the people you invite.
- What can I see of an advisor's network?
- A contact's name, role, company, location, LinkedIn profile and who knows them. Never their email address, notes or message history.
- Who sends the introduction?
- Your advisor does, from their own inbox, after reviewing the drafted emails.
- What if an advisor says no?
- The request is closed and you can ask someone else on your team. Declined requests do not count against a free team's allowance.
- Can I use it before any advisor joins?
- Yes. Your own network becomes searchable as soon as your contacts import.
- How many requests can I make before paying?
- A team on trial gets 3 introduction requests and 25 team searches over 14 days, for up to 5 people.
Who do you need to meet?
Ask the people already backing your company. Start with one search.
The person who knows them approves every introduction. Emails and notes stay private.