A New Way to Network Efficiently

Think of X76 as being like a friend who is great at networking - whenever you need to connect with someone, you tell X76 what you're looking for. Since X76 knows what other people are looking for, it can connect you with the right people by introducing you to each other (see examples).

Google helps find relevant websites. Imagine if, instead of websites, Google indexed people's intentions to network or collaborate. This is X76. Google connects you to web pages that match your search query. X76 connects you to other users whose search queries complement yours.

Traditional networking is time-consuming and often inefficient - oftentimes it is a trial-and-error approach where you, e.g., go to networking events or meetups and interact with people until it clicks.

Networking online is also challenging because social networks rely heavily on browsing profiles of other users or groups created by others. It is time-consuming, and sometimes, it's hard to find relevant information.

X76 approaches networking from a different perspective. Instead of scrolling through profiles or groups, users simply describe what they are looking for and start a search. X76 automatically establishes matches between users based on their search requests (see analogy). X76 works more like a search engine for networking that understands user intentions.