We started Referral Reminders because we kept watching the same thing happen to people we love: incredible work, generous networks, and a steady drip of missed opportunities — not from lack of skill or effort, but because life moves fast and people forget.
Networking apps tried to fix this by becoming louder. More notifications. More feeds. More gamification. We think it goes the other way: a single, small, well-timed nudge — like a friend bcc'ing you on a Tuesday — works better than a feed could ever hope to.
So that's the whole product. One email. The right people. Their actual asks, in their actual voice. The rest we try not to build.
What we won't build.
Email is the most human surface we have. We don't need to build another one.
Your network is yours. We won't turn it into a directory or a leaderboard.
You won't get a notification because we want engagement metrics. We just want intros to happen.
Your words go out verbatim. AI doesn't get to make your ask sound more 'professional.'
Visual restraint is a feature. The product fades; the people show up.
Built for individuals and small networks. We'll stay there.
One person, one bell.
Built quietly out of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania — in golden hour, between everything else. The product stays small because the person building it is.
Try it on your real network.
Free up to 10 people. Setup in 4 minutes.