See who you know before you RSVP
Connections maps your network against every event, so you never walk in blind. See which contacts are going and how many people in your network connect to other attendees.
Networking for people who actually show up
Know who you know before you walk in
See which of your contacts are going, ask for a warm introduction through someone you both know, and keep everyone you met.
- See who's going
- RSVP with a plan
- Get introduced
- Save everyone you met
Walking into a room full of strangers is a solved problem.
Get introduced through someone you both know
When you share a mutual connection with someone going, ask that person for a warm introduction instead of walking up cold.
Leave with people, not a stack of cards
Add everyone you met in one tap, and each new contact keeps the context of the event you met at.
An attendee list on one side. Your own network on the other.
| Capability | Connections | Event app or badge scanner |
|---|---|---|
| See which of your contacts are attending | Yes | No |
| Contact record kept after the event ends | Yes | Limited |
| Follow-up timeline | Yes | No |
| Warm introductions through someone you both trust | Yes | No |
Frequently asked questions
How do I know who I already know at an event?
Connections maps your network against the event, so before you RSVP you can see which of your contacts are going and how many people in your network connect to other attendees.
How do I keep the people I meet?
You add everyone you met in one tap, and each new contact keeps the context of the event you met at, so it does not become an anonymous name later.
Can I get introduced to someone I do not know yet?
Yes. If you share a mutual connection, you can request a warm introduction through the person you both already trust rather than sending a cold message.
Do I need everyone else at the event to use Connections?
No. The matching runs on your own network and the event's attendee information, so it is useful from the first event you bring it to.
Is Connections free?
Yes, and it needs no card. Free sends up to 100 emails a week; paid plans raise that.