The questions you ask are the truest thing about you.
A short manifesto.
Most networking asks you to perform. Write a bio. Pick a title. Polish a profile that flattens everything interesting about you into a job and a headshot. Then it matches you on those labels — and wonders why the introductions feel hollow.
We think the signal was never in the profile. It's in the questions. What you're reading about at midnight, the problem you keep circling, the thing you're trying to understand before you tell anyone you're working on it — that's who you actually are right now.
Intent starts with a conversation. You ask the things you're genuinely curious about and get real, cited answers from the open web. Quietly, in the background, it learns the shape of what you're after — and looks for the people quietly asking the same things.
No feeds to perform for. No follower counts. No cold outreach. Just: here are the few people whose curiosity overlaps with yours this week, and here's why. You decide whether to say hello.
Asking is how we find each other. We're building the place where that actually happens.