I was a nerd who spent most of my time studying and working rather than building relationships. But LLMs made skills a commodity overnight..

I was a nerd who spent most of my time studying and working rather than building relationships. When LLMs made skills a commodity overnight, I genuinely felt I was way behind my friends who had spent years building their networks and knew exactly who to call.

I've always been fascinated by "I know a guy who knows a guy." It's a superpower that unlocks jobs, investors, customers, opportunities. The problem is most of us can't actually see how we're connected to someone.

So I built Batcheet. Import your contacts, and it maps the full chain. Not just who you know, but the exact path from you to anyone you want to reach. Me → a friend → their colleague → the hiring manager.

Most network apps are useless until everyone you know is already on them. Batcheet works differently. If your friends aren't on the platform it doesn't mean your network won't grow. As long as someone in the system has their contact, the graph expands aggressively. We already map thousands of relationships from day one.

Would love your feedback.