ConnectAtConference

For conferences

Walk away knowing how you could help each other.

Take a photo of someone's name tag. We read it, look up their company, and tell you how the two of you could work together — before you leave the room.

We'll read your website to fill in your profile. Setup takes about a minute.

Not just a saved business card.

We show you why we think what we think, so you can tell a real opportunity from a polite chat.

Grace HopperVP Engineering · Navy Systems78% match
What they seem to be working on

Bring their fleet tracking data together — right now it's spread across four systems.

Why we think so: they're hiring two data engineers, and their website talks about seeing everything in one place.

How you could help them

Build the system for them while they look for people to hire.

How they could help you

A shipping customer you can name — an industry you haven't worked in yet.

Ways you could work together
  • Get paid to plan the work
    First step: Ask who decides what gets built
    high
  • Fill the gap while they hire
    First step: Offer six weeks of help
    medium
  • Write something together about shipping data
    First step: Suggest it after a first project
    low

One photo, three steps

STEP 1

Take a photo of the badge

We read their name and company off the tag in a couple of seconds. Then we throw the photo away and keep only the words.

STEP 2

We look them up

Who they are, what their company does, how big it is, what it earns, and the jobs it's hiring for. This runs in the background while you keep talking.

STEP 3

You see how you fit

What they're probably trying to do right now, compared with what you do — plus three to five real ways you could work together.

Run more than one business?

Compare the same person with each one. You'll see which of your businesses has the best opening.

Your contacts stay yours

They belong to you, not a company. You choose when to share one with your team. We never share anyone for you.

Get more out of your next conference than a pile of business cards.

Put it on your phone, take photos of name tags, and read what we found over coffee later.