Judge & Know
Rate what we found. Tell us who you want to meet.
Two short screens that make every future match better: Judge, where you say whether what we found for someone is actually useful, and Pick, where you say yes, no or maybe on who's worth an introduction.
Updated 5 Oct 2026
Judge
1
Open a person
Judge shows you one person at a time — their name, role and company, and one or more short cards about them.
2
Decide each card
For every card, tap “Act on this”, “Not useful” or “Something's wrong”. That's it — there's nothing else to fill in.
3
Rate how well you know them
Once, per person: a 0-10 slider for how well you actually know them, plus an optional note on how. This is your own honest read of the relationship — it helps us make better introductions for you, and nothing else.
Pick
Yes, no or maybe
Pick shows a short list of names. Tap Yes, No or Maybe on each one — a quick read on whether they're worth pursuing.
Why you two
When we know what a person brings and what they are looking for, Pick shows one plain sentence about it above the buttons. If we cannot say both honestly, we show nothing rather than something vague.
Some names are just shown, not asked
A few names are marked “Shown automatically” instead of Yes/No/Maybe — these are our most confident finds, so we don't make you decide on every single one. Showing a name here is never a send: nothing goes to them, and an actual introduction still needs both of you to say yes elsewhere.
Who do you actually want to meet?
A free-text box at the bottom of Pick goes straight to John — a name, a company, or just a type of person you'd like an introduction to.
Where it stops
Your rating stays yours
Your “how well do you know them” answer and any note you add are recorded as your own view of that relationship — they're never used to make claims about the other person, and they never overwrite anything else in their record.
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