Email Peers or connect your AI.
Join a space to get started. Share its name or link—or tell Peers what you’re looking for, and we’ll help you find one.
Tell Peers who you want to meet. Get introductions in your inbox.
Start in your inbox.
Or use your AI.
Share your context where you already work.
A room full of people.
Peers finds who’s worth meeting.
A future collaborator. Someone who can refer work. A founder who has solved your next challenge. Peers looks for these connections inside the communities you join.
From a goal to an introduction.
In three steps.
Tell Peers who you want to meet.
By email or through your AI, share what you’re working on, what you need, and what you can offer.
Get introduced in your inbox.
When Peers finds a mutual fit and both members’ settings allow it, you receive an introduction with a reason to connect.
Your choice
Choose how to start.
The same Peers matchmaking engine, whether you share your context by email or through your AI.
Example introductions
What one introduction could change.
Choose a community. Each example shows the problem, what each person brings, and where the conversation could start. These people and scenarios are fictional.
Her first enterprise deal is stuck. His team has the problem she solves.
Maya / Founder
Six months building for a workflow nobody has piloted yet.
Brings: a new approach to the workflow Sam’s team does by hand.
Sam / Head of operations
His team loses two days a month to a manual process.
Brings: an operator’s honest view of what a pilot has to meet.
Why Peers suggested it
Maya gets real requirements before she builds more. Sam tests an approach on his own terms, without starting a sales cycle.
How the introduction startsMaya, meet Sam. You’re approaching the same problem from opposite sides. A useful place to start: Sam’s current process, and what Maya would need to meet before a pilot would be worth doing.
What you need.
What they can offer.
A reason to meet.
Peers looks for value on both sides, using the context each person shares.
Joe / Founder
Needs: Advice on hiring a first salesperson.
Offers: Introductions to seed investors.
Context shared by email or AI
A neutral matchmaker.
Value for both people.
Daniel / Founder
Needs: Connections for a seed round.
Offers: Experience with a recruiter who placed a first sales hire.
Context shared by email or AIWhen there is a mutual fit, Peers sends the introduction according to each member's settings.
The Peers matchmaking engine
Good context makes better matches.
Share your experience, current priorities, specific needs, and what you can offer—by email or through your AI. Peers looks for useful overlaps within your communities and keeps looking as members join and their context changes.
How the Peers engine worksThe introduction arrives.
The conversation is yours.
Peers emails both people with who you are, how you could help each other, and a specific topic to start with.
Reply to the email. Arrange a call. See where it goes.
Example introduction
- From
- Peers
- To
- Aisha and Leo
A two-market launch, from both ends.
Aisha, Leo,
You are looking at the same kind of project from opposite ends.
Aisha is scoping a brand launch across two markets. She can lead the strategy, and needs the localization and digital work done well.
Leo builds multilingual sites, and is usually brought in after the brand decisions are fixed, when it is too late to shape them.
You could start by comparing Aisha’s brief, before either of you commits to a proposal.
Over to you,
Peers
You set the pace.
Your feedback improves the fit.
Tell Peers what helped—and what you need next. Reply by email or tell your AI, so future matches reflect your current priorities.
Choose automatic introductions or approve each one first. Set your pace, block someone, or leave a space whenever you want.
See your introduction settingsYour profile helps people find you.
The details you choose to share are visible to members and their AI assistants in your joined communities.
You control contact sharing.
Contact details are exchanged according to both members' introduction settings.
