Relationship Intelligence Filtered by Reality
W11 learns what you need, shows who in your own circle can help, introduces you through someone you both trust, and keeps a record of what follows.
Keep LinkedIn. Add the memory.
Free · Invitation only
How W11 scales
Bounded per person. Unbounded together.
Your 150: 15 close, 50 social, 150 meaningful.
Simulated network. Theoretical reach, before overlap between networks.
See how W11 turns the people you already know into the introductions you need.
Why W11
LinkedIn shows who you know. W11 remembers what you know about them.
Through the history you share: every introduction, conversation and outcome, kept as evidence both sides can see.
Shows who you know.
Professional profiles, connections and updates.
Remembers what you know about them.
What was said, what they need, who introduced you, what came of it, and when to reach out next.
1Toggle · what Sofia sees of you
2Settings · the rows the engine reads
3Evidence · one record, the same for both
Start here
Tell W11 what you need. It finds who can help.
No profile to fill in first. Answer one question, and the Host shows who in your circle can help, and why. Share more whenever you like, from the CV you choose.
Join the waitlistGood morning, Sofia. What do you need this quarter?
A partner for our Lisbon launch.
Three people in your 150 can help. One of them is at the summit on Thursday.
A user story
Carlos needs clinical AI advice. James is one introduction away.
- 1 Carlos asks He tells the Host he is scoping an AI feature for a clinic network.
- 2 W11 ranks by fit Five signals are scored for each person. James comes out on top, through Sofia.
- 3 Sofia is asked She sees the reason, adds a note and introduces them, or declines with an explanation.
- 4 James sees why Every line shows its source and confidence. James says yes.
“I’m scoping an AI feature for a clinic network. Would you introduce me to James?”
Scoping · clinical AIAdvice, then maybe a projectIn Sydney 14–20 FebEvery introduction comes with a reason, and every decline with an explanation.
Four ways members use W11.
Some members meet at events. Others never need one.
Illustrative people, based on W11’s four member profiles.
Coffee before the summit? I land on Sunday.
Tuesday 08:30 in Chiado?
Why it matters
Keep 150 people close, and life compounds.
Research led by Oxford psychologist Robin Dunbar suggests most of us can keep around 150 meaningful relationships, with a closer circle at the centre. W11 helps you keep yours in view, so they stay active. (Dunbar et al., 2015)
Investing in those relationships pays back in three ways:
Friendships across income groups were among the strongest predictors of upward income mobility.
Chetty et al., Nature, 2022People with stronger social relationships had a 50% greater likelihood of survival. Loneliness affects 1 in 6 people worldwide.
Holt-Lunstad et al., 2010WHO, 2025Good relationships were the strongest predictor of later-life health and happiness. Days with more casual conversations felt happier.
Harvard Study of Adult DevelopmentSandstrom & Dunn, 2014Findings from the research linked above. They describe people in general, not W11 results.
Trusted introductions start with trusted data.
Every introduction on W11 rests on clear sources, boundaries you set and a record both sides can see.
Your personalised relationship concierge.
Your network already holds your next client, partner or mentor. W11 shows you who, introduces you through someone you both trust, and remembers every step, so the right relationships keep working for you.