Every contact and company carries a relationship strength and a ranked list of who on your team knows them. The score comes from logged meetings, calls and notes and from the calendar events you choose to log, weighted by frequency and recency. Email is never requested.
Contacts sit on the same organisation records as your deals and LPs, so a founder, a co-investor and an LP contact are one click apart. Log a meeting, a call or a memo, and the strength updates for everyone who attended.
From any contact, pick the teammate on the warm path and let the agent draft the request. Or draft the intro email itself: why each side should meet, under 140 words, ending with a light next step. You edit, you send.
When you connect Google, Investryx asks for read-only access to your contacts and to the events in your own calendar, and names each permission before you reach Google. It never requests email. Event descriptions and attachments are not read, and only the meeting you log is stored.
Sync a meeting from Google Calendar into a company’s log — attendees, date and time prefilled — or log interactions by hand. Both feed the same scorer.
Open a company or contact; the drawer shows strength and who on your team is closest.
Draft the request to your teammate, or the intro itself, in your tone. Send from your own mailbox.
The value comes from patterns of contact, not from content. Investryx is built so it cannot see more than it needs.
Contacts and calendar events, read-only. The permission screen lists exactly that, and so does every relationship card.
Your Google connection belongs to you; the meetings you log and the derived strength are shared with your workspace, your calendar is not.
Intro drafts and requests appear in the activity feed like every other action.
No. Logged meetings, calls and notes produce the same strength scores. Connecting Google saves typing: contacts arrive after your review, and meetings can be picked from your calendar.
Your contacts and “other contacts” (read-only), and, if you include calendar access, the time, title and attendees of events in your own calendar for the last four months and the next month, read only when you open the calendar picker. Gmail is not requested at all. Inbox metadata is not part of the product today; if we ever add it, it will be a separate, explicit opt-in.
Yes, CSV import with name and email columns; the rest is optional. Each contact can carry a preferred language for LP communications.
Frequency over the last twelve months with time decay, plus recency of the last touch, normalised to 0–100. The card shows the inputs.
Fourteen days free. Card required, charged only when the trial ends. Cancel anytime.