Good networkers don't know more people than you. They just follow up.

• Scan a LinkedIn QR code, an Instagram QR code or a business card.
• Import your LinkedIn connections file or your phone contacts.
• Reads Luma, Partiful, Eventbrite and Meetup events from Google or Apple Calendar. Read-only.
• Ranks who matters most to your goals, from real signals and your notes.
• Lists you make, and smart lists that update themselves.
• One reminder a day, ten people at most, your own dates first.
• Drafts follow-up messages, one invitation for a whole event, and introductions.
• Finds someone from a description when you can't remember the name.
• Writes the way you write and keeps the rules you set.

Coffee chats, career fairs and informational interviews become people with a note and a follow-up day. Referrals come from people who remember you.

Scan people as you meet them. The next morning they are on your To Do list with where you met, and a draft is one tap away for each.

Investors, partners and customers stay warm. It scores who matters to the goals you set and spaces the nudges out, at most ten people a day.

You don't have to work the room. Scan the two people you actually talked to. The follow-up is the part that counts, and that's the part it won't let you forget.

Yes, during the beta, and there's no card to enter. It installs free on iPhone through Apple's TestFlight app. New accounts get 250 credits; drafting a message uses 5 and a lookup uses 2.

No. It cannot send texts, emails, DMs or LinkedIn messages. Every draft opens in your own app with the words ready, and you press send.

It drafts one from your own note about the person, in your words. You change what you want and press send from your own messages or email. Nothing goes out on its own.

No. Each nudge comes with a reason to write, from your own note and where you met: the thing they mentioned, the event you were both at. It reads as a follow-up, not a check-in out of nowhere, and you decide whether to send it.

No. It never logs in to LinkedIn, never reads your connections, and nothing is ever posted anywhere. People arrive only when you scan their code, upload your connections file, or add them yourself.

Yes, and that's where the other scanners stop. NurtureBot scans the card into a person, remembers where you met, and reminds you to follow up with the message drafted.

Yes. The spreadsheet is the part people stop updating. NurtureBot fills itself in from a scan and tells you who is due, so there is nothing to keep up.

Yes. It isn't about working a room. Scan the one or two people you actually talked to and it handles the part you'd forget.

Not yet. The beta is iPhone only.