Make Connections Count.
Networthy keeps track of the people you meet, holds on to why they mattered, and tells you when it is time to get back in touch.
We meet people. Then we forget them.
Every conference, meeting and introduction leaves you with new connections. Cards get collected. Numbers get saved. The list grows.
Then the context disappears. Who was this person? Where did we meet? Why did we connect? When was I supposed to follow up?
From a card in your pocket to a conversation worth having.
Capture
Digitise a connection in seconds.
Point the camera at a business card and the details fill themselves in. Check them, save, done. You can also type someone in by hand or import a whole file at once.
Ananya Iyer
Head of Partnerships
Verda Ventures
9xxxxxxxxx
ananya.iyer@verdaventures.com
Reading card
- Name
- Ananya Iyer
- Company
- Verda Ventures
- Phone
- 9xxxxxxxxx
- ananya.iyer@verdaventures.com
A card is read and the details fill themselves in. Organise
Scattered contacts become a network.
Sort people into categories, add your own tags, and search by name, company, email, phone or tag. Duplicates get caught as you go, so the list stays worth opening.
Remember
The number is the least useful thing on the card.
Where you met them, what you talked about, why they mattered. That is the part which usually vanishes, and it is the part you actually need six months later.
Activate
Follow up with the right person, at the right time.
Set a reminder and the app tells you when someone is due. It also keeps two lists you will recognise: people you saved and never messaged, and people you are quietly losing touch with.
The number was never the hard part.
Any phone can store a number. What goes missing is everything around it: the event, the conversation, the reason you wanted to stay in touch at all. Six months later the entry is still sitting there and means nothing to you.
Networthy keeps that context attached to the person, and brings it back to you at the point where it is actually useful: when you are about to get in touch again.
People whose network is their work.
- Sales professionals
- Every conversation you had last week is a deal that goes cold if nobody nudges it.
- Founders
- The investors, advisors and operators you met once and fully intended to keep in touch with.
- Entrepreneurs
- When your network is the business, losing track of it costs you real money.
It works just as well for consultants, recruiters, investors, freelancers, students and business development teams. Really it is for anyone who meets more people than they can keep track of.
More than a contact list.
You probably use most of these already, and they are good at what they do. None of them is built for the bit that comes after you save someone.
- Discover people
- Google Contacts
- Store contacts
- A CRM
- Manage customers
- Networthy
- Activate relationships
Your network stays yours.
- Your contacts are yours. Export all of them to Excel whenever you like.
- You can delete your account yourself, inside the app, and everything goes with it.
- Nothing is ever sent on your behalf. The app opens WhatsApp or your mail app with a draft, and you press send.
- Your address book is only read when you start an import, never in the background.