Applications are a lottery.
Networking is a strategy.
HeyThere builds yours — five people at a time. A thoughtful AI coach that tells you who to email, why, and hands you a draft to send.
200 applications.
Zero replies.
You already know: job boards are a lottery. The jobs worth having are filled through people — someone's old coworker, a warm intro, a “hey, I saw your post.”
But who? You open LinkedIn and stare. 1,200 first-degree connections. Which five do you message today? What do you say? It's the most obvious move and the most exhausting one. So most days, you just don't.
Five minutes to set up. Five people every morning.
Connect the accounts you already use. Get a quiet, specific nudge at 8am with five real humans worth a message today.
Your goals, in your words.
Switching industries? Eyeing a specific company? Moving cities? You tell HeyThere once — it shapes every Daily 5 from there. Connect LinkedIn + email so it has a graph to work with.
Your Daily 5, every morning.
Each person comes with one specific reason — “you both worked at Shopify 2018–2020” — not “92% match.” If it's wrong, skip. Tomorrow's five will be better.
A draft, ready to edit.
Pre-written in your voice, referencing the real thing you have in common. Tap “warmer” or “shorter” if you want — or just send as-is. You stay in control.
You set the goal. It picks the people.
Job type. Target companies. A city you're moving to. A career switch you're making. Whatever you're actually going for — HeyThere uses it to shape every Daily 5, so the five humans in front of you are the five most likely to move your thing forward.
- Role Senior PM, Staff PM, 0→1 product
- Stage Series A through C
- Location NYC, or remote (US)
- Targets Stripe, Ramp, Linear, Vercel
- Context Switching from consulting → product
Change your goals anytime. Tomorrow's five adjust the same day.
Not a CRM. Not a chatbot. Just the intros that actually move things.
Networking tools feel like work. Job searching already is. HeyThere is built to produce conversations that lead somewhere — not keep you busy.
Specific beats generic.
Every suggestion comes with one concrete, checkable reason — a shared employer, a mutual friend, a post they made last week. No black-box scores.
Quiet, not frantic.
No streaks that punish you. No 7am push notifications. No confetti. Just a calm morning nudge from someone who wants you to land well.
Suggest, don't assign.
Drafts are starting points. Skip anyone, any day. Rewrite anything. It's your name on the email — we just help you get started.
The networking coach who knows your pipeline.
The coach checks in on your outreach, not on you. Asks how the coffee went. Flags that Sarah replied and is waiting on you. Keeps momentum when the search gets hard.
- ✦Warm, never pushy — uses your name, references real activity
- ✦Rewrites on command: “warmer,” “shorter,” “less corporate”
- ✦Remembers who replied, who went quiet, who needs a follow-up
- ✦Works in the background — no chat window to keep open
Cheaper than three coffees. More valuable than your last 300 applications.
14-day free trial. No credit card required. Pause anytime if life changes.
- ✦Five new people, every morning
- ✦Pre-drafted intros in your voice
- ✦Coach that knows your pipeline
- ✦Follow-up reminders, never spammy
- ✦Everything in monthly
- ✦Save $108 vs. paying monthly
- ✦Works out to just $10/month
- ✦Lock in your rate for the full year
I built this because I needed it too.
Cold emails. Coffees. A friend introducing me to a friend. That's how I broke into tech, how I moved from big companies to startups, how I switched careers, and how I eventually launched my own consulting company. Not one of those moves came from an application portal.
I've walked friends through the same playbook for years — who to reach out to, what to say, how to keep it moving. HeyThere is that playbook, turned into a quiet little app that does it with you every morning. Five people. One reason. A draft ready to go.
Your next job probably knows someone you already do.
Download HeyThere. Try it free for two weeks. Send your first email by tomorrow morning.