Searching your network
Find the right person by describing them in plain English, with ranked matches and a reason for each.
Describe who you're looking for
NetworkOS search is built for plain English. Instead of remembering names or filtering by tags, describe the person you want to find and NetworkOS searches across everyone's role, company, location, and background at once.
Some examples that work well:
- “Venture capital folks based in Seattle”
- “Fintech founders I've emailed in the last year”
- “Engineers who left Google for startups”
- “People who could intro me to a healthcare buyer”
How the results are ranked
Each result is scored for how well it matches what you asked, and every card shows a short reason it surfaced — the company, the role, or the connection that made it relevant — along with which traits matched and where the contact came from (Gmail, Calendar, LinkedIn). That way you can tell at a glance whether a match is the right one, not just that it contains a keyword. Your recent searches are saved so you can re-run them with one click.
The in-app chat assistant
Alongside search, NetworkOS has a chat assistant that can take actions, not just return lists. Ask it to find people, pull up a contact, add a note or tag, or start an introduction, and it carries out the request against your network. See The chat assistant for what it can do — the same capabilities are available through the connector in Claude and the Chrome extension.
From a result to an introduction
Search is usually the first step toward an intro. Once you've found the right person, you can start a draft straight from their card — head to Making introductions for the full flow.