Remember how you met
A private note on everyone you know: where you met, who introduced you, what to follow up on. Notes are encrypted in your browser with a key we never see.
Keep track of the people you know: how you met, where they are now, what you talked about. Then meet new people through the ones you trust. Nobody you don't know can cold-message you.
Free to join. No ads, ever.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft and pick your address, like yourname.introfirst.com. Then send invite links to the people you know. Each link says how you know them, and you're connected the moment they join.
Every connection says how you know each other: worked together, met at a conference, introduced by a friend. Add your own tags and private notes, then find anyone again: everyone you met at that conference, everyone from your old team.
See who you both know, and ask them for an introduction. They decide whether to make it. That's the only way someone new reaches you, too.
A private note on everyone you know: where you met, who introduced you, what to follow up on. Notes are encrypted in your browser with a key we never see.
Filter your people by how you know them, by company, by event, or by your own tags, like "mentors" or "Portland". No more scrolling a list of five hundred names.
Want to meet someone? Ask a person you both trust. A warm introduction gets an answer; a cold message gets ignored.
A public summary for anyone, more for your connections. You choose who sees each part of your page, and you can take everything with you whenever you like.
On most networks anyone can message anyone, so your inbox fills with pitches from people you've never met. On IntroFirst a stranger can't reach you at all.
Someone new reaches you only through a person you both know, and that person can say no. There are no ads either, so nobody is paying to get your attention.
Sign up, then send them invite links. If someone sent you one, open it and you'll be connected as soon as you join.
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