Help a friend land their next role
Find the hiring managers in your network who would read an introduction from you, and share them with your friend.
- LinkedIn export
Upload your LinkedIn export.
LinkedIn lets you download a copy of your own data: your connections, where they work and your messages. Upload that file, and Ember maps your network from it.
Are my messages safe?
Ember never keeps what your messages say. It notes who you wrote to and when, so you can find people you have talked to, and deletes the file in the same job that reads it. Nobody you share a list with sees any of it, and no message goes to the AI.
Is this safe for my LinkedIn profile?
Yes. You download the file yourself, with LinkedIn's own Get a copy of your data. Ember never signs in to LinkedIn, never visits it and never touches your profile, so there is nothing on your account to notice.
Write who you want to meet.
Or what your friend needs, in a few lines. Ember usually picks 8 to 10% of a network, up to about 300 people. Why so few: that is a list you can go through in about an hour.
Choose the people you want to introduce.
Nobody is shared until you add them. Tap the lit dots to try it: each one lands on the list.
Say how well you know them.
Only for the few you chose: close, acquaintance, distant or never met. You set it for each person yourself, and Ember never guesses it.
See who they are now.
Ember researches each person on the list from public sources. Every fact links to its source, and what it could not find, it says so.
Share your list with them.
Open it by email to the friend it is for. They see the people you chose and why each one fits, never your messages or contacts.
Manage it together.
Anna stars the people she most wants to meet, and adds people she knows for the same brief. You both work from the same list.
Plan and track the introductions.
Group people into campaigns, write to a few at a time and tick each message once it has gone out from your own inbox. Ember never sends anything.