Theodore Summe

FYI @Conradolamas : Rapportive NOW only validates an email if person registered it with LinkedIn. So you might have the right email address and get false negatives with Rapportive. On the other hand... @Discoverly can match any email :)

Teams is a new platform for startups, allowing teammates to pool their contacts, making it easy to find warm intros to press, leads, and key talent. *Contacts are still kept private. The team can see all connections but NOT who owns them. Each teammate is still the gatekeeper to their own relationships and decides which intros to make without pressure.

This product literally ripped its home page screenshot off our page. www.Discover.ly. Poor form.

Can anyone confirm this still works for them? I cant get it to work.

@Rrhoover There's also been 3 posts regarding Instagram "features" including "instagram 6.0", certainly less to the spirit of ProductHunt than our launch.

@rrhoover This is our flagship product that we've been building up to. Techcrunch even covered us again for it http://techcrunch.com/2014/10/13/discoverly-debuts-a-gmail-plugin-that-makes-up-for-what-rapportive-users-lost

Update for those supporting out efforts, we now support Crunchbase and AngelList and work on lots more profiles. Here is the TechCrunch coverage - http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/29/discoverlys-nifty-tool-for-seeing-social-connections-adds-crunchbase-angellist-data/

@rrhoover

but we relaunched on Crunchbase and AngelList - http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/29/discoverlys-nifty-tool-for-seeing-social-connections-adds-crunchbase-angellist-data/

Discoverly shows you social context as you travel web

For sure, @AdrianGrant . What's your work email domain. I'll flip it on.

We're listening to users as to where to go next, so far email and twitter are the front runners, but we know and love the Angelist team, so that would be fun.

Happy to answer any questions.

Hello all. For more context on Discoverly check out blogpost "How I hacked my social data to get press coverage and $750K in funding" - http://blog.discover.ly/2014/02/04/hack-social-data-press-coverage-funding/