Relationship intelligence for teams that grow through who they know.
Find the people
who can move your
business forward.
Tell Awiden what you're trying to achieve. It finds who can help, explains why, and shows you the best way in.
Stored and processed in EuropeNever used for training
Built for companies. Connected through communities.
Your goal
Win the Meridell Health pilot.
Awiden suggests
She signs off new suppliers, and the pilot sits in her budget.
Who on your team knows them
Alex sees that you asked. What was said stays with Alex.
One question, answered from everyone's network.
A goal isn't a one‑time search.
When someone new enters your network, Awiden checks them against your open goals and shows you who is new, and why.
- Monday Found
Tom AshbyPartner, Harbourline VenturesLeads rounds at your stage. Alex knows him well.
Email · Alex and Tom, September - Thursday New
Ingrid SolheimManaging Partner, Kestrel Point CapitalA new invite puts you at her founders' breakfast on Friday. She backs companies like yours.
Your calendar · new meeting - Two weeks later New
Erik NordahlHead of Corporate Banking, Saltmarsh BankBanks two companies Harbourline backed and knows their investors. Sam worked with him for three years.
LinkedIn · new connection
A chatbot knows what you paste in. Awiden knows who your company knows.
Your whole history
The email, meetings and messages you connect, not the one thread you remembered to paste.
Across your team, from work email
Which colleague knows someone, from work email only.
Sharper every week
New mail and meetings flow in on their own. Nothing to maintain.
It starts with who to talk to. Everything else builds on it.
Ask who can help. Get the shortlist.
Say what you are trying to do. Awiden reads your whole network and tells you who to ask first, why, and how warm the way in is.
Each name comes with the reason, and the reason with its source.
Your goal
Reading your network
Ask these first.

Chief Digital Officer, Meridell Health. You met in May, and on 10 October he asked about the pilot.
Chief Operating Officer, Meridell Health. You know her well, and Luca reports to her.

Head of Corporate Banking, Saltmarsh Bank. Your former colleague, who banks two hospital groups.
Your colleagues can ask. Only you decide.
In a team, a colleague can see that you know someone and ask for an introduction. They never see what was said, and nothing happens until you say yes.
On your own, nobody else sees a thing.
Introduction request

"Could you introduce me to Rachel Pryce at Meridell Health?"
What each of you sees
Sam sees
You know Rachel Pryce.
Well. Last spoke in October.
Stays yours
Your messages, never sharedIntroduce Sam to Rachel?
Start the day knowing what matters.
Overnight email, today's meetings and the promises inside both. Awiden reads them and gives you the few things to do, each with the line it came from.
Point at a source to see where a line came from.
Overnight · 3 new




Great to see the progress last week. I can connect you with Tom Ashby at Harbourline Ventures if you send me the one-pager by Thursday. He's looking at exactly this space.
Three things today, Alex.
Walk in knowing what was said last time.
Who they are, how you know them, what they care about and what you promised. Ready before the meeting starts, from your own threads and notes.
Every line points back to where it came from.
Today · 14:00 to 14:45
First call with Harbourline Ventures



Thanks for the deck. We lead rounds above €5m, so your raise fits. Could you bring the retention numbers when we speak?
Tom Ashby, Harbourline Ventures
A reply that sounds like you wrote it.
Awiden learns how you write from the email you send, and drafts the answer with the facts already in it. You read it, change what you like and send it yourself.
Facts in the draft show where they came from.

Hi Alex, any update on the pilot? We'd like to decide on timing this month, and the team is asking how many wards we would start with.
How you write · from 214 emails you sent
Re: Pilot timing
It compounds for you. For nobody else.Colleagues see who knows whom. Never what was said.
Everything Awiden learns stays in each person's account: encrypted, stored and processed in Europe, fenced off from every other customer, and never used to train a model. Our Gmail access passed CASA, the independent security assessment Google requires. Our controls are monitored in public on our Trust Center.
What a colleague sees
- That you know Tom Ashby
- How well
- The month you last emailed
What stays yours
- Every email, message and note
- Personal email, WhatsApp and phone
- Anyone you keep to yourself
Connect your email and LinkedIn. Awiden does the rest.
Your calendar comes with it. Same click. Every meeting gets its prep.
Add your LinkedIn. Drop in the file LinkedIn emails you, about 20 minutes after you ask. Messages and meeting notes can follow whenever you like.
Point at one to see how it connects.
Start on your own. Bring your team when Awiden has earned its place. Colleagues see who knows whom, never what was said.
You send it, never Awiden. Awiden reads your email and drafts replies. It has no permission to send a single message, so every word that leaves your account is one you chose.
Draft · to Luca Ferrandi
Yes to the pilot. We can start on 3 November with two wards, and I'll send the plan by Friday.
Leave whenever you want. Disconnect any account in Settings, or delete everything.
All of your data is deleted within 30 days. Your messages, contacts, calendar and everything Awiden made from them.
One price, no credits. A busy month costs the same as a quiet one.
No credits. Same price, however busy the month.
We are opening Awiden for teams one company at a time.
Founding teams get a hands-on setup and a direct line to the founder.
- Your applicationA minute to fill in. We reply the same working day.
- Your sharing, chosenThe owner chooses what colleagues see before anyone joins.
- Your team joinsEach person connects their own work email.
- Your first goal, movingAwiden shows who on your team knows them.
Frequently askedAsk us anything else.
Keep it. Awiden works before anything reaches a pipeline, and around the relationships you already have. Nothing to migrate and nothing to type in: it reads what already happened.
The email, calendar, LinkedIn and messages you connect. From them it prepares your meetings, tells you who to talk to next and drafts what to say.
On your own, nobody. In a team, colleagues can see that you know someone, how well, and the month you last emailed. Never what was said.
No. What Awiden reads is used for your account only, and none of it trains a model for anyone else.
Your email, meetings and messages are stored in Europe. Processed in Europe, by our own models or a European-hosted model. Never trained on. Never leaving your walls.
Individual is $50 a month, or $40 a month billed yearly. Team is $100 a seat a month, or $80 billed yearly. There are no credits, so a busy month costs the same as a quiet one.
Yes. When you delete your account, Awiden revokes its access to your connected accounts and deletes all of your data within 30 days.


