
"I'll send you that deck" becomes a task with a date, attached to the founder, with a nudge before you forget.

Titen finds the right person in your network, drafts the double opt-in and tracks whether the intro landed.

Reminders and last-touch dates surface the founders you have not spoken to in a while, while it still matters.
Import your LinkedIn export or a CSV, add founders as you meet them and merge the duplicates.
Notes, files and tasks live on the record, so the last conversation is in front of you before the next one starts.
Ask who in your network can help a founder, make the introduction and track the outcome.
Ten founders a month, each with a different problem and a different promise. By the third week the context lives in your inbox, a notebook and your head, and the person who needed you most gets the "sorry for the delay" email.

Open a founder's record and see the last conversation, the open promises, the notes from three months ago and the people you have already introduced them to. Titen writes the prep so you walk in already caught up.


Ask who in your network can help a founder with pricing, hiring or their next round. Titen finds the match, drafts the double opt-in and tells you when the two of them actually talked.
Can I use Titen across several programs?
Yes. Your personal workspace spans your whole network. Each program you serve grants its own access on top of it.
Does Titen send follow-ups for me?
No. Titen drafts and reminds. Nothing leaves your account unless you send it.
Do I need Pro?
Free covers the relationship workspace, introductions and reminders. Pro adds plain-language network search and AI recommendations with match reasons.
Who can see my notes about a founder?
Only you. Personal notes are private. If a program invites you into its organization, you choose which contacts to share, and personal notes stay yours.