The people you should know.
Every event app in the world is organized around the event. Calendars, attendee lists, RSVPs, tickets. MeetWho is organized around the people — the introductions worth making, the context behind them, and the memory that comes after.
Event apps organize days.
MeetWho organizes relationships.
The rest of the market solves logistics — RSVPs, check-ins, agendas, chat rooms. That work is largely done. The hard, unsolved part happens above the calendar: figuring out who in a room of 200 people is actually worth your ninety minutes.
Open the app, see the event.
- Center of gravity: the calendar and the RSVP.
- People appear as attendee lists — flat, unsorted, undifferentiated.
- Networking is a tab, not the product.
- The app forgets everyone the moment the event ends.
Open the app, see who you should meet.
- Center of gravity: the introductions worth making.
- Every recommendation explains why — shared goals, complementary skills, mutual context.
- Events are the venue, not the point.
- Every conversation becomes a memory you can act on later.
Six steps. One relationship at a time.
Everything in the product exists to serve this loop. If it doesn't push you forward from Discover to Follow up, it doesn't belong on the screen.
Find the people worth your time.
Ranked recommendations for every event you attend — not a list of names, a shortlist of reasons.
Know why you should meet.
Every suggestion explains the shared goal, the complementary skill, the mutual context. No mystery percentages.
Send an intro, not a cold DM.
One short message before a connection. Both people know the context. Both people opted in.
Actually meet in real life.
Scan each other's QR at the venue. MeetWho logs the in-person moment on both sides automatically.
Save the conversation, not just the name.
Private notes, tags, what you discussed, the next step. Your relationship memory, not another contact card.
Turn moments into a real network.
Gentle nudges when a connection is worth reviving — tomorrow, next week, next month, on your terms.
The features we won't ship matter as much as the ones we will.
Every product decision is a trade against attention, trust and time. These are the trades MeetWho has already made.
- Explain every recommendation.
- Ranked shortlists with context.
- One intro request, one short message.
- Private notes bound to a person.
- One base identity, event-specific intent.
- Notifications tied to real relationships.
- Mystery match percentages.
- Flat attendee lists sorted by RSVP time.
- Unlimited DMs to strangers.
- A separate notes app disconnected from the network.
- Ten profile cards to maintain.
- A ping every time someone opens your profile.
Built for the people who actually go to the event to meet people.
MeetWho isn't a directory or a chat app dressed up as networking. It's for people who leave home hoping the room is worth it.
Founders
Find your next co-founder, investor or first customer — with the context that makes a five-minute intro worth taking.
Operators & builders
Meet the people solving the exact problem you're stuck on this quarter, not the ones optimizing for lanyard collecting.
Community organizers
Turn attendance into outcomes. Show your community that showing up to your event is worth the time.
Anyone tired of small talk
Walk in knowing the three people worth finding. Walk out with three conversations worth remembering.
Networking isn't the point. Knowing the right person is.
We're not trying to make you go to more events. We're trying to make the events you already attend count — one useful introduction, one real conversation, one relationship worth remembering at a time.