A relationship intelligence platform. You use it as a personal relationship CRM. Communities and organizations use it to run events and programs, and to see the relationship paths their people choose to share.

Do I need my whole network to join?

No. Bring in the contacts you have today. Titen is useful on day one, and gets better as more of your world joins.

Does Titen message people for me?

No. Titen drafts, suggests and reminds. You decide what gets sent.

How is Titen different from a sales CRM?

A sales CRM centers accounts and deals. Titen centers people and the context between you, with a private personal layer and a separate layer your organization only sees when you choose to share.

How is Titen different from community or event software?

Those products manage the container. Titen also gives every person a relationship workspace, so connections continue after the event or cohort ends.

Yes. Free gives you the full personal workspace, including communities, events and ARIA. Pro adds AI search and recommendations. Enterprise adds the shared workspace for your team.

What happens to my data?

Your personal data is private by default. You choose what to share with an organization, and you can export everything at any time.

Titen AI | Relationship Intelligence for People, Communities and Organizations

Warm introduction paths in Titen showing who in your network can introduce you to the person you need. Illustrative data.

Find the warm path.

See who in your network can introduce you to the person you need, then ask for the introduction and track what happened.

A contact record in Titen holding your notes, reminders, introductions and the last contact date for one person. Illustrative data.

Remember what matters.

Every person carries your notes, your follow-ups and the history between you.

A list of communities in Titen with member counts and quick links to chat, events and resources. Illustrative data.

Grow the room.

Run communities and events where members meet, and keep those connections long after the room clears.

For Yourself

Your network, organized. Your next move, clear.

A relationship list in Titen showing each contact's company, source, status and last activity. Illustrative data.

Keep everyone you know in one private workspace, find the right person the moment you need them, and ask for warm introductions without turning relationships into automation.

One working record per person

Your notes, follow-ups and history live with the person, so you never walk into a call cold.

Search your network in plain words

Pro answers questions like "who do I know at a Series A fintech in Austin" with evidence for every match.

Warm introductions you can track

Ask for one, make one, reuse the blurb that worked and see what happened next.

For Your organization

Run a network your members actually use.

Give your members a relationship tool of their own, run your communities and events in one place, and see the warm paths your team already has.

Communities your members come back to

Channels, a member directory and matching that introduces the right people to each other, with the analytics to prove it worked.

Events that outlast the event

Publish the page, sell the tickets and check people in, then let attendee matching make sure the people who should meet actually do.

Programs that keep the network

For accelerators and programs: take applications, run cohorts and match mentors, and keep founders, mentors and alumni connected after demo day.

A community member directory in Titen showing members and community leadership across a ninety-four member group. Illustrative data.

Relationships should have context.

Every recommendation comes with its reasons, and every match shows the evidence behind it. Titen drafts, ranks and reminds. You approve what happens next.

Match factors for one person in Titen: their name and role above each reason, with the evidence behind it. Illustrative data.

Three steps to a network that works.

1. Bring your people in.

Import your contacts, or invite the members and attendees you already have.

2. See who matters and why.

Search your network in plain words and get the reason behind every match.

3. Make the next move.

Follow up, ask for an introduction or set a reminder. Titen brings the context. You decide what happens.

Built by people who have run these networks.

The Titen AI team has spent years inside accelerators, people operations and community programs, routing introductions by hand and watching the context vanish when the cohort ended. Titen is the tool they wished they had.

Meet the team