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Capture
Bring in your people once — import LinkedIn connections, contacts or a CSV.
Relationship intelligence
More useful than LinkedIn.
Warmer than cold data.
Your network is your best pipeline. Human Context maps the career history you share with everyone you know, adds verified business details, and finds the warm path into the companies and people you want to reach—so you never have to reach out cold.
Import LinkedIn. Connect Gmail if you choose. Your data stays yours.
Met atMicrosoft
Introduced bySaf
Known since2003
Last spoke14 days ago
How it works
Your network gets smarter in three steps.
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Understand
Human Context rebuilds the story behind each relationship: shared companies, timeline overlaps, email history.
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Connect
Find the warm path into any person or company — and reach out with the full context of the relationship.
01 / Visual timelines
See where your paths crossed—in seconds.
Skip digging through old email threads and scattered profiles. Human Context shows the companies you've shared, the people you both know and your history together—so you walk into every call knowing your common ground.
Contact
Ben Okonkwo
VP Platform
Anthropic
Context · illustrative
- Met at Microsoft
- Introduced by Saf
- Known since 2003
- Last spoke 14 days ago
- Strong relationship
02 / What it does
Your network, ready to work.
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Visual career timelines
See exactly where your careers overlapped—shared companies, the years you were there, and who you both know.
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Warm intro paths
Find who in your network can walk you into a target person or company, and why the connection holds.
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Company coverage
Group your network by company to see who you know, how senior they are, and where your gaps are.
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Verified business details
Fill in missing business emails and current roles so your network is ready to act on.
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Know who you know best
See which relationships are strong—and where Human Context doesn't have enough evidence yet.
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Reasons to reconnect
Spot job changes and dormant relationships worth reviving. Human Context drafts the message—you decide what gets sent.
03 / Why it's different
LinkedIn shows connections. Human Context shows the way in.
LinkedIn is a feed. Cold data tools sell you strangers. Human Context works from the people who already know you.
| Cold data tools | Human Context | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the network comes from | An ad-driven feed | Scraped cold lists | Your real, warm relationships |
| Relationship context | Profile blurbs | None | Shared career timelines and email history |
| Getting in the door | Paywalled messages | Cold email, low reply rates | Warm introduction paths |
| Research | Manual scrolling | Spreadsheet exports | AI research on your own network |
04 / Better questions
Questions your contact list can't answer.
These are product questions—not a general-purpose chat interface.
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Who do I know at this company?
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How do I know Sarah?
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Who could introduce me to David?
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Which companies have we both worked at?
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Who haven't I spoken to in a while?
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Which of my contacts just changed jobs?
05 / Warm introductions
Never pitch a company cold.
When you already have allies inside, use them. Human Context finds who can introduce you to a target person or company—and shows the evidence behind every step.
Every edge has a receipt.
Confirmed
You
Strong relationship
Last spoke 14 days ago
Gmail + shared work history
Confirmed
Ben Okonkwo
VP Platform, Anthropic
Confirmed connection
Confirmed
Jane Whitfield
Director, TD Securities
Possible path
Not yet confirmed
Inferred
Target
CFO, TD
06 / Your unfair advantage
Your next deal is already in your network.
Over a career you build thousands of relationships—colleagues, clients, investors and partners.
Most of them go quiet.
Human Context turns them back into customers, hires and introductions.
Your contacts, with context.
Stop letting your network sit idle.
Bring in your LinkedIn connections, see who can open doors, and reach out warm—with the full story behind every relationship.