Iris reads the context you give her and introduces you to the people you should know — for business, friendship, and love. Introductions, not profiles.
Membership by introduction. Raleigh, for now.
Connect what you're comfortable with — email, calendar, a journal. She reads it once and keeps only what matters.
One introduction at a time, with the reason written out. No browsing, no swiping, no profile to write.
Nothing is shared until you both agree. Then Iris finds the time and the table.
A word or two after each meeting. The next introduction is better for it.
A cofounder who's already tired of the same thing you are.
Founders, advisors, the person who did it two years ahead of you.
Someone new in town who runs at the same hour you do.
For the year after a move, or the decade after college.
Someone who'll notice the book on your table.
For people who are done with apps and don't want to say so.
You choose every source. Iris tells you exactly what she reads from each one, keeps only what she needs to make an introduction, and forgets it when you ask. She never shares a word of it with anyone — including the people she introduces you to.
Membership opens by introduction. Tell her a little about yourself and she’ll take it from there.
Become a friend of Iris