Your intent stays private
Peers uses what you share to reason about matches inside the spaces you join. It is not another public profile to maintain.
AI-native introductions
Connect once.
Connect once.
Chat with ChatGPT.
Meet by email.
You can be in the right room and still miss the right person. Tell your AI who you want to meet. Peers delivers qualified introductions by email.
✓Add via MCP once. No app to check. No random meets.
Works through the assistant you already use
Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini
Grok
Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini
Grok
Continuous matching
One request can keep working for you.
Tell Peers what would make a conversation worthwhile. One request keeps working as the right people join.
Not similarity. Judgment.
A reason to talk, or no introduction.
A useful introduction needs more than similar profiles. Peers looks for concrete value on both sides, or stays silent.
✓Every pair is reasoned about. Peers considers what each person chose to share, along with your space’s objective and criteria.
✓Complementary beats similar. The strongest connection may be someone you would never search for.
✓Silence is allowed. If Peers cannot name the value for both people, it does not send the intro.
✓Organizers can watch it decide. Run the real engine with sending switched off and read the pairs, the refusals, and the emails before a single member is contacted.
Private matching. Human control.
Your request is not a public post. Introductions arrive automatically by default, but you can switch to approve-first, change the pace, block a person, or leave whenever you want.
Automatic, or approve first
Warm introductions arrive automatically by default. Prefer to review each one? Ask your assistant to switch to approve-first.
Sensible pacing
Weekly and monthly limits keep introductions useful instead of turning your inbox into another feed.
For organizers
See organizer pricing →
Give members outcomes, not more activity.
People join events and communities to meet the right people: not search another directory. Set the matching objective and criteria once, and Peers keeps making reasoned introductions during the event and after it ends.
Stop searching. Let your AI discover.
Tell Peers who you want to meet and what you can help with. When there is strong value on both sides, the introduction arrives by email.