Success is providing for my family. I want to make my parents proud.
Free time only — Monday after 7pm, Wednesday and Friday after 6:30pm, Saturday open. Each suggestion ends before 10pm and skips work, soccer, and tasks already on your schedule.
Lines run from you to each person. Inner ring = seen recently. Outer ring = cooling off.
Granovetter and Burt's research on networks found the same thing: the people who connect two otherwise separate parts of your world are usually where new opportunities come from — more than the tightest-knit group. Link contacts who know each other to see them here.
Areas of your network with no bridge between them yet — you already know people on both sides, so you're the one who can create the connection.
Mixes near-term upkeep, area growth, and dormant ties worth reviving — research on reconnection (Levin, Walter & Murnighan) finds old, dormant contacts often bring more new information than the people you see all the time, since they've been off living a different life.
Where your connections come from. An even spread across areas means you're not relying on any single world for new opportunities.
Closed clusters (Coleman) repay group time: load everyone in the group, then trim or add. You control the guest list — Pulse never picks a subset for you.
Build an outing and optionally push it to your Google Calendar. Pick who's coming, when, and where.
What everyone in your network is into — organized so you can actually use it. See someone at an event and remember what to bring up.
Seen this week is the score. A longer list with nobody seen is not progress.
Asks Claude to reason about your actual network — who to connect with, which area to invest in, what patterns it sees, specific people to reach out to this week. Gets smarter as you add more contacts.
Sends a beautiful weekly recap directly to lavenant.matthias@gmail.com — what you logged, who to reach out to next week, birthdays, follow-ups, and your network health score.
Your two goals this year: grow your network, start your consulting side hustle. Real progress, not just activity.
A snapshot of your network health each month — so you can see if you're getting better or worse over time. Saved automatically on the first of each month.
People you haven't met yet but should. Add targets from LinkedIn, events, or referrals — when you actually meet them, one tap converts them to a real contact and awards points.
Set a 6:45pm alarm on your phone with this label. It interrupts your day with the one person worth reaching out to tonight.
Track which relationships are moving toward your side hustle — restaurant financial consulting, Toast dashboards, connector dinners.
MILA, AVA, CASA NEOS, CLAUDIE — track who you've brought to each venue and get nudges to rotate in new people from areas you haven't activated there yet.
Based on your network shape, recency, diversity, and consulting goal — where to invest your energy.
Import from LinkedIn's real export or paste a manual list.
You → Area → Company → Person. Drag to pan, pinch or use buttons to zoom. Click any dot to open their profile.
Pick any person and see everyone they know — or don't know yet. Click any pair to set the strength and type of their connection. Thicker lines on the map, smarter introductions, better network science.
| Name | Area | Company | Circle | Status | What they like | Where to meet next | Notes |
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Set shared defaults for the whole batch — area, circle, company — then fill in each person's name (and optionally a personal note). Add as many rows as you need, then save all at once.
| # | Name * | Company override | How you know them | What they like |
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Add, rename, or remove the areas your network is organized around.
Irreversible actions. Be sure before you proceed.
Everything you add in the CRM is saved automatically in this browser (contacts, discovery, venues, follow-ups). Come back tomorrow — it will still be here. For your phone and laptop to share the same data, connect JSONBin below (takes ~2 minutes).
{} → Save64a3f...)Export all your data as a JSON file. Import it back on any device.
Just the essentials — fill the rest in later from their profile.
Paste a list of names — one per line, or comma-separated. You can add company, area and notes in brackets. Everything else you can fill in later.