The NKTR app
Your networking sidekick.
NKTR remembers who you met, where, and what you talked about, so the people you meet don't become names you can't place a week later.
NKTR remembers who you met, where, and what you talked about, so the people you meet don't become names you can't place a week later.
NKTR saves the contacts of other NKTR users near you. No one else on it yet? Scan their card and it still remembers.
Scan a business card, or a LinkedIn or Instagram QR code, in one tap. NKTR saves where and when you met, and AI insights show you how to best approach them. Included with Premium, free for your first 14 days.
Add a quick note while it's fresh: what you talked about, who they want to meet, what you promised to send.
Next morning, everyone from last night is in one list with your notes beside them. Message, connect, or look them up again.
Business cards and social QR codes turn into contacts in one tap. No typing in a dim room.
AI suggestions based on someone's profile, so you walk up with something better than 'So, what do you do?' Included with Premium, free for your first 14 days.
Keep the detail that makes a follow-up feel personal: their kid's name, the deal they mentioned, the intro you offered.
Tag what you're looking for and what you offer. NKTR points out the people who fit, without broadcasting it.
Message someone you met without handing out your phone number.
Sort contacts into your own lists, so the people from last month's conference don't get buried.
AI features include a 14-day free trial.
When others in the room have NKTR, it quietly notices who you spend time with. Afterwards, sort by who you talked to longest, even if you never swapped a card.
At events hosted on NKTR, everyone in the room can find each other this way.
Your profile shows your photo, name, company, tagline, bio and industries. Your email and phone number are only shared with people you mark as friends. Go invisible anytime and new people nearby won't detect you. Read the privacy policy.
Available for iOS and Android
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