Remember everyone you meet.

Your network, captured where it actually happens.

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For event organisers Read the argument

Relationships are the last business asset with no system of record.

Money has accounting.

Customers have CRM.

Code has version control.

Relationships have your memory.

€1–3 per badge, at list price. It opens the door and records nothing.

Read the whole argument

You don’t have a network. You have a list.

What you think you have

  • 2,847 LinkedIn connections
  • 1,200 phone contacts
  • 340 business cards in a drawer

These are claims.

Your network, today

scored
214
growing
31
cooling
47
dormant
12
bridges
5
A relationship graph with nine contacts around one person. Contacts sit on three concentric rings by trust grade. Each line is a relationship; the thicker the line, the higher the intensity. One contact, Mateo, has no mutual connection, so his reciprocity is not measurable. The data is invented for this diagram. grade 1 grade 2 grade 3 Ada 88 Bruno 87 Noor 70 Lin 57 Ivo 44 Mateo 52 Sol 29 Yuri 19 Emi 8 you

Mateo no mutual connection

recency
not measurable
frequency
not measurable
reciprocity
not measurable
depth
not measurable
intensity
52

Treated as zero instead of null, this score would be lower.

mutual connection no mutual connection Illustrative dataset. Not real users.

Nothing here was typed in. Your network grew because you did.

One product. Three layers. Each customer buys the one they feel.

The organiser pays for the room. The attendee walks in free. Whoever needs the map buys the map.

Three layers, one product

Three stacked planes: Sense, Trust and Remember, with a fourth dotted plane above. The bottom plane is the proximity sensor, the middle one the node card, the top one the relationship graph. A dotted fourth plane above them is labelled Teams, Spaces and API, and is not open. Teams · Spaces · API not open Remember the graph Trust Node Card Sense NearbyNet

Whoever buys the map

sponsors, consultancies, communities, teams

Today
pays for access to a room and gets a list. Never learns who reached whom.
With SpiderNet
the map of which communities crossed paths — never who.

The attendee

Today
leaves with names in a phone and nothing attached to them.
With SpiderNet
a card that introduces you, and an event that lands in your own graph.

The organiser

Today
A badge that only gets people in, and no record of the room.
With SpiderNet
accreditation by proximity, and the network the event created, kept.

Nothing is sold twice. The organiser funds the sensor, the attendee funds the graph, whoever buys the map pays for what only the graph can see.

Remember everyone you meet.

Events are temporary. Relationships aren’t.

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Run a free pilot

  • One room willing to run the experiment with us
  • Three introductions to organisers or communities
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