Twenty coffee chats, four you remember
They were great conversations. You just can't remember who said what, or what happens next.
For students and early-career professionals
A private rolodex for the people you actually want to keep in touch with. Write down the conversation, and Rezzaux tells you who to reach back out to before the thread goes cold.
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Relationships that stick are not built in one conversation. They come through authenticity, repeated over time.
Who it’s for
They were great conversations. You just can't remember who said what, or what happens next.
They said check back after the holidays, or once applications opened. That follow-up never happened, and now it feels like starting from zero again.
Contacts scattered across accounts and devices. Notes buried on your desktop. The real story stuck in your head.
What you get
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Starting as a group
A business fraternity, an investment club, an academic department. Everyone builds their rolodex together, so you learn to network with the same people you’re sitting next to. We’ll walk your members through setup, and stay in touch with whoever’s running it.
Build a shared feed with your members. Follow along as peers hit networking milestones.
Every member keeps their own rolodex, their own notes, their own account.
We’ll walk you through how it works.
Questions
No. Contacts and notes are visible only to you, enforced at the database level. If you join a community, the shared feed can show that you logged a call or hit a goal. It cannot show who the call was with, where they work, or anything you wrote.
Yes, and for good reason. Manual note-taking ensures that you approach every conversation with intention, and that every interaction you log is a conscious decision. Rezzaux is built to accompany you as you network, not do your networking for you.
A few minutes. Import a CSV from Google Contacts or your own LinkedIn data export, or add people one at a time. School, company, industry, and role autocomplete as you type, so your rolodex sorts cleanly from the first entry. Bring your old notes as well by uploading a PDF or a whole stack, and file each to the right person and date.
LinkedIn is a place to be seen: a public profile, a feed, and a connection count that keeps climbing whether or not you have spoken to anyone on it. Rezzaux is a networking companion and tool, not a social media site. It tracks the people you've met, your conversations, and how often you want to reconnect. Our community tab allows you to see that your peers are along for the ride, nothing more.
Add them tonight, set a cadence you can actually keep, and let Rezzaux carry the remembering from here.