The event relationship agent
Syndicate is a private agent for the people you meet. Scan to connect at an event, capture one breath of context, wake up to a summary of who you met — and when you need someone new, your agent asks the people you know for an introduction.
What we’re actually solving
At an event, intent peaks in the room — and collapses the moment everyone flies home. The “let’s grab coffee sometime” that never happens. The forty names you can’t place a week later.
Event apps go dark when the event ends, because nobody reopens them. The relationship that should persist simply evaporates. Syndicate is built to keep it alive — and to put it to work.
The difference isn’t a better scheduler or a smarter match — it’s persistence. Your agent knew you at the event and is still working for you next Tuesday.
How it works · room to introduction
If an agent adds work, nobody uses it. So Syndicate captures passively — no manual notes, tags or profile upkeep. Effortlessness is the feature.
You: point your phone at a new acquaintance’s code. Name and company — everything else optional.
Your agent: treats the scan as a persistent link between your two agents, not a static business card.
A connection exists only when both of you say yes: one scans, the other taps Connect or scans back.
You: optionally say five seconds of what’s worth remembering. Skippable, so it’s never work.
Your agent: keeps it in your memory — and only yours — while it’s still warm.
Captured in the moment, not reconstructed later.
You: open one digest — who you met, who each one is, and what they said they’d do.
Your agent: assembles it from your scans and notes.
Instant payoff, zero effort asked of you.
You: hear from someone you can’t quite place — a message, an invite.
Your agent: tells you who they are, what you discussed, and what was promised.
The reason you keep Syndicate long after the event.
You: “Ask Brian’s agent to introduce me to Carol.”
Your agent: asks Brian’s agent directly. Brian’s notes about Carol stay with Brian; yours stay with you. Brian approves on his own phone.
A stranger becomes a not-stranger, through someone who vouched.
“Three weeks later someone gets back in touch, and my agent instantly tells me who they are and what we agreed.” Not “my agent booked a coffee.” The agent becoming the point, not the tool.
The other side of the scan
Anyone can scan your code with their regular phone camera. They land on a lightweight web page, enter their name and company, and tick one box to send them to you. Nothing to download — and you have their details.
“Priya saved your conversation from AI Tinkerers KL; 3 people want to stay in touch — claim your connections.”
One nudge, then silence. Never spam.
Private by design
Most assistants get personal by pooling everything they know. Syndicate is built the other way round: every person has their own memory, and no agent can read anyone else’s.
What you know about someone stays in your memory. No one else’s agent can read it, and the people you meet never see it.
When your agent asks someone else’s for an introduction, it passes a short, deliberate message — never your notes.
If someone declines to introduce you, your agent can’t tell that apart from them not knowing the person. Nobody learns who anyone is keeping quiet about.
Cohinn has no advertising or data business. Your memory isn’t used to train models, sold, or shared with third parties — and the AI providers we use are contractually barred from training on it. Our only business is serving you.
The decisions that matter run on plain rules we can test, not on a model guessing: who your agent may ask, when an answer is due, what may cross between agents. Your agent never accepts an introduction for you — you do.
No one at Cohinn reads your memory or conversations — except to investigate a problem you report, or when the law requires it — and every such access is logged.
Pricing
Full feature comparison coming soon.
For getting started — scan, connect and remember the people you meet.
For people who meet new faces every month and don’t want to lose any of them.
For people whose work is meeting people — founders, investors, partnerships.
Private beta
Syndicate is in private beta. Leave your email and we’ll invite you when there’s room.
We’ll only use your email to invite you to Syndicate. No newsletter, and we never share it.
Questions
A private agent for the people you meet. It remembers who you met and what mattered, and it can ask other people’s agents for introductions on your behalf. Its first job: making sure you never lose the people you meet at events.
Every person has their own memory, and our code lets only your agent read yours — automated tests check that on every change. When agents talk to each other they pass a short, deliberate message, never your notes. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest on Google Cloud, mostly in Singapore, and Cohinn never uses it for training, advertising or third-party sharing. No one at Cohinn reads your memory or conversations — except to investigate a problem you report, or when the law requires it — and every such access is logged. The one exception is the test version: while we test, we log conversations to improve Syndicate, deleted after 30 days, and every tester is told before they start. The details are in our privacy policy.
You see exactly what you would see if they did not know the person: “I asked Brian. No introduction to Carol this time. I don’t pass on reasons — same as I wouldn’t pass on yours.” Nobody learns who anyone is keeping quiet about — including when you are the one being asked.
No. Anyone can scan your code with their phone camera and share their name and company on a simple web page — nothing to install. If you both use Syndicate, one scans in the app and the other taps Connect, and your two agents are linked directly.
Your memory belongs to your account, not your handset. Sign in on a new phone and your agent picks up where it left off.
Syndicate is built for your phone, because that’s where you meet people. It runs in any modern browser — no app store needed.
It works the same on iPhone and Android, and it’s built for agents to work with each other on your behalf — something assistants inside one company’s walled garden aren’t designed for. And Cohinn has no ad or data business.
Introductions between agents are what we’re demonstrating now. Everything after that — what’s live, what’s next, and what we’re exploring — is on the roadmap.