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Who in my network should meet each other?

Maya is looking for what Daniel can offer.

Maya Chen

Founder, Fieldwork

Building a climate company and looking for an investor who understands industrial markets.

Ask: Seed funding

Meeting notes, 2 weeks ago

Daniel Reyes

Partner, Northline Ventures

Invests in early-stage industrial climate companies. You met through Priya.

Give: Climate capital

Saved note, 3 months ago

Example with fictional contacts.

Search your network with a question.

Bring in your connections, explore their professional experience, and find people relevant to your next question.

  1. Bring in your network

    Start with your LinkedIn connections and the people you already know.

  2. Explore their experience

    Read professional profiles with reported facts, inferred context, and the source evidence behind them.

  3. Find who fits

    Describe a hire, deal, or introduction. See relevant people and the reasons to consider them.

Relationship intelligence for the work you do.

When a new opportunity comes up, someone in your network may already have the experience, interest, or connection you need.

Warm introductions for super connectors

Remember who needs funding, advice, customers, or talent, and who could help. Connect people with a clear reason for them to meet.

Candidate referrals for headhunters

Revisit candidates, past placements, and industry contacts for a new search. Find relevant experience and people who can make a referral.

Warm leads for sales

Look through existing relationships for potential customers and introductions to buying teams. Keep the history that makes an approach personal.

Partnerships for marketers

Find collaborators, community leaders, and partners you’ve met before. Match an upcoming campaign or event with their audience and interests.

Executive networking for the C-suite

Find peers, advisers, and operators who have faced a similar decision, from hiring a leadership team to entering a new market.

Deal sourcing for investors and scouts

Find relevant founders, investors, and operators across your relationships. Use sector interests and past conversations to decide who to approach.

Before you join.

What is relationship intelligence?

Relationship intelligence connects contact information with the context of a relationship: how you met, what someone knows, and what they need. Kelir’s focus is helping you use that context to find relevant people in your own network.

Who is Kelir for?

Super connectors, headhunters, salespeople, marketers, executives, and dealmakers who rely on relationships for introductions, hiring, partnerships, and business opportunities.

What happens after I create an account?

Confirm your email, sign in, and connect LinkedIn. Your import page shows connection sync, enrichment progress, and when search is available.

Do I need to connect LinkedIn now?

You can create your account first. Connect LinkedIn when you are ready to import your first-degree connections.

Does a match mean someone is available to help?

No. Relevant professional experience does not establish willingness, availability, or a warm introduction. Review the cited evidence before deciding who to contact.

Our name starts with kinship.

கேளிர்

Kelir is a Tamil word for kin. Our name draws on the line “Yaadhum oore, yaavarum kelir.”

Every place is home. Everyone is kin.

For us, that means remembering the person behind the profile—and helping people create opportunity for one another.

Inspired by Kaniyan Pungundranar’s poem in the Purananuru.

Your next opportunity starts with someone.

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