How it works
From a goal to a warm introduction, in one hop.
The person you need is rarely a stranger to everyone you know. OneHop finds the friend, colleague or community member who can introduce you, then helps you ask well.
Bring the people you already know
Sign in with Google or Microsoft (read-only) so your inbox and calendar show who you actually spend time with. Import your contacts and the data export LinkedIn gives you, swap contact cards when you meet someone in person, and join your communities. One private place, every relationship.
See how strong each relationship really is
Every person gets a relationship strength from real history: how recently and how often you've been in touch, in how many places. You see who's close, who you've gone quiet on, and who is worth reconnecting with before you need them.
Say what you're working towards
Set a goal in plain words: a first client in fintech, a seed investor, an advisor who has scaled a marketplace. OneHop turns it into a short weekly plan of who to ask and why.
Find the one hop
For each goal OneHop finds the people who can help directly, and the friends and community members who can introduce you, ranked by how well you know them and how well they know the other side.
Ask for the introduction the right way
OneHop drafts a short, forwardable ask for you to edit and send. The introducer checks with the other person before connecting you: a double opt-in introduction, welcome on both sides.
Close the loop
Record what happened, thank the people who helped, and give back: offer your own time or introductions to your communities. The next ask gets easier because your network can see you give as well as take.
Built on your own data, and nothing else.
Read-only
Google and Microsoft access is read-only. Nothing is sent from your inbox.
Yours, never sold
We never sell, rent or pool your network. Other members only see what you choose to share.
No ads, no trackers
The product is paid for by members, not advertisers.
Two-factor sign-in
Accounts are protected with a second factor, and connected-account credentials are encrypted.
People in members' networks can see what we hold about them and have it removed: read the notice.
Made for people whose next opportunity comes through who they know.
Fractional executives
Your next fractional client is one introduction away.
Read more →Consultants & advisors
Referrals, on purpose.
Read more →Founders
Warm introductions to the investors and customers you need.
Read more →Community organisers
Turn a member list into a network that helps each other.
Read more →Questions
What is OneHop?
OneHop is a private relationship memory. It brings everyone you know into one place, shows how strong each relationship is, and finds who can introduce you to the person you need, so you can ask for a warm introduction instead of sending a cold message.
Where does OneHop get my network from?
Only from you: your Google or Microsoft account (read-only), contacts you import, the data exports platforms already give you, contact cards people share with you in person, and the communities you join. We never add people you don't know.
Does OneHop message people for me?
Not without you. OneHop drafts the ask and you decide whether and when it goes. Access to your email and calendar is read-only, and nothing is ever sent from your inbox.
What does a warm introduction look like?
You ask a mutual contact to introduce you, with a short, forwardable note. They check with the other person first, then connect you both. See the guide to asking for a warm introduction.
Can other members see my contacts?
No. Other members only ever see what you explicitly opt in to share, such as that you could introduce them to someone, at the coarse level shown in your settings. Read the Privacy Policy.
How much does it cost?
OneHop is free during launch.
Find the one hop between you and who you need.
Bring your inbox, calendar and contacts. See who can introduce you. Free during launch.