ConnectMachine

Many congratulations to the ConnectMachine team on the launch. Excited to hunt it today!

Dunbar’s number suggests humans can maintain around 150 meaningful relationships, which makes it hard to actively remember and nurture a large network on their own.

Products like ConnectMachine feel exciting because they use AI to extend those limits in practice by enriching contacts, surfacing relevant people and helping manage relationships more intelligently.

The AI agent and feature set look very compelling, and after seeing ConnectMachine, it felt like the exact kind of product I had previously imagined building.

Many congratulations again, genuinely rooting for your success! :)

@syed_shayanur_rahman congrats! when you emphasize privacy and zero third-party integrations.. how do you balance that with keeping contact data fresh and accurate over time, especially as people change roles, companies, or preferences?

@syed_shayanur_rahman Congrats on the launch, this is a very thoughtful product! 👏 I’m curious: how quickly does the AI learn who actually matters in my network, and what signals does it rely on early on (meetings, frequency, notes, calendar, etc.)?

@nuseir_yassin1 
You can also import your existing contacts. You can import your device contacts, Google contacts, or upload a CSV or VCF file.

Beyond that, ConnectMachine works in two parallel ways.

First, you can connect with people who already use the app. When two ConnectMachine users connect, the relationship is explicit and permission-based. You decide which digital card or fields are shared, and you can update or revoke access at any time.

Second, you can manage and enrich contacts who are not on the app. import your device contacts, Google contacts, or upload a CSV. Imported contacts live privately in your app.

You can share your digital card via QR, link, or AirDrop, and the recipient gets exactly what you allow, nothing more. Sharing is always intentional. They do not need to install anything to see the contact, unless you invite them.

For both the AI Agent helps you organize them, add context, remember where you met, and surface them when relevant.

@himani_sah1 Thanks for the feedback 🙌🙌
And yes, your network is the most important asset you have and ConnectMachine helps you manage that through an AI Agent 🤖!!

@roopreddy Yes !!
You can import your device contacts, from google contacts, or even upload a CSV. Imported contacts live privately in your app.

Thanks for the feedback about UI 🤩

@zerotox Glad you liked the app 🤩

The best usecase for me is to query the agent on who all I connected at a specific event.

We meet a tons of folks at a conference or a event and usually forget who those were. With Connectmachine you can query "Who all I met at dreamforce" or even more nuanced "Show me all the CXOs I met at Dreamforce", and it gives you a list.

@conduit_design 

Great question. ConnectMachine isn’t a traditional CRM and we intentionally don’t sync data from external CRMs. Profiles are created organically through real interactions:

• When you scan a QR / NFC card / physical business card

• When someone shares their digital card with you

• When you add a contact manually

We focus on first-party, user-owned data instead of scraping or auto-pulling profiles. This keeps the network clean, compliant, and genuinely useful.

Over time, users enrich contacts with notes, context, and metadata, which powers our AI Concierge to help you recall who someone is, where you met them, and why they matter-not just store raw records.

Think of ConnectMachine as a personal relationship intelligence layer, not a sync-heavy CRM mirror.

@conduit_design 
ConnectMachine is not a traditional CRM and we have kept that as intentional feature.

It's more geared towards managing intentional connections and is a personal relationship management layer. You can pull in your existing contacts by importing them from your device, google contacts or uploading via a CSV.

And as of now we have not done any integration with CRMs as well. However if you want this data in your CRM, then you can download your lists in a CSV format and upload in your CRMs.

@peterclaridge 

Thank you!

ConnectMachine is for people who meet a lot of people and want to remember them properly. Founders, sales, consultants, operators.

The job is to capture a contact with context at the moment you meet someone and help you recall it later. You share or scan a card, add a quick note, and the AI helps you find people later by asking things like “Who did I meet at this event?”

We built this after personally forgetting who people were or why we connected. ConnectMachine is an AI agent that remembers context, understands relationships, and surfaces the right people when you ask. It’s designed as a calm, smart relationship memory, not a noisy CRM.

@peterclaridge 
ConnectMachine is for founders, executives, investors, sales folks, marketing folks, and any professionals who meet a lot of people but dislike noisy social apps. People who value privacy, intent, and recall over feeds and notifications.

Jobs to be done

• Exchange contact details instantly and precisely using QR, AirDrop, or Wallet, without over-sharing

• Remember who you met, where, and why, using a personal AI Agent Concierge

• Keep contacts quietly organized and enriched without manual effort

• Reconnect intentionally, without push notifications or noise

The motivation behind this was to build something different from social media apps
We felt networking and contact management had become loud and performative. Important connections were getting lost in chats, CRMs, and social feeds. We wanted a calm, private, AI-powered way to manage relationships with clarity and control. That's how ConnectMachine was born.