Every
connection.
With intention.
Find people for your goal. Save your reason. Prepare a message. Track the next step.
Whatever you’re working toward.
- A new role
- Investors
- Customers
- Co-founders
- Mentors
- Partners
01 / Mirror · It starts with you
You bring
a whole world
with you.
Bring your experience, network and goals into Mirror. Give Mighty the context to explain why someone could be worth a conversation.
Start with a LinkedIn archive or résumé.
Mirror · Your context and goals.02 / Find your starting point
The next person may
already be in your world.
Search your existing network, browse LinkedIn, or explore people mentioned on an event page.
Ask helps you find people in your imported history, with a reason to consider them for your goal.
Follow the exampleWho in my network backs early-stage AI founders?
Jordan Lee
Early-stage AI investor
A person in your imported network whose AI investing focus connects with your venture.
03 / Mighty, while you browse
Keep browsing.
Notice who matters.
On a LinkedIn profile, see which goal the person could help with and why. Save their profile to Mighty when you want to come back to them.
Jordan Lee
Partner · Early-stage AI investor
San Francisco, California
A little about Jordan
I back founders turning technical insight into useful enterprise products. Previously built AI products; now investing in pre-seed teams.
04 / Constellation · A place to return
Save the person.
Keep the possibility.
Keep the profile, the reason you saved it, and your notes together. Return when you are ready to reach out.
Saving someone does not send them a request or a message.
Try saving a profile above ↑
ConstellationEvery person, with a why.
05 / Prepare · Bridge · Draft
A first message.
With something to say.
Use their background and your shared experience to prepare a message. Choose an approach, edit the draft, then send it yourself.
Find investors for your AI venture
Jordan backs pre-seed AI teams
Look for people you know at their company. A visible connection is a starting point for an introduction.
Your world.
Your call.
Bring what matters.
Choose the professional context you share and the goals you want to work toward.
See the reason.
Understand what supports a possible connection and what still needs a conversation.
Make the move.
Review your draft, decide when to send, and record the next step that feels right.
A few things you might be wondering.
Does saving someone send them a request?
No. Save to Mighty keeps the person and captured profile context for you. You decide whether and when to send a LinkedIn invitation or message.
How does Mighty decide who could be relevant?
Mighty compares available profile evidence with your saved goals and explains the connection. An investor could be relevant to fundraising; a senior leader might offer a career conversation. A fit label describes relevance, not a promise of funding, a job or a reply.
What stays with a saved person?
Their name, profile link, available photo and captured profile details. You can return to that snapshot, add your own notes, and keep your relationship history and next steps together. The snapshot depends on the information available when it was captured.
Will Mighty read my inbox and follow up for me?
You record what happened, including whether someone replied. Pulse brings recorded next actions into view. The current draft workflow lets you edit, copy and open LinkedIn; you decide when to send. Direct inbox connections are planned.
What is the difference between Ask and Ask Mighty?
Ask is the people-discovery view: find someone in your network or explore someone new. Ask Mighty is the conversational assistant for questions about your saved relationships and imported network.
Can I work toward more than one goal?
Yes. Keep a main goal and track another alongside it. Someone can be relevant to funding a venture even when they do not offer a clear route to your next job.
What can Rooms show me?
Rooms brings together people mentioned on an event page, so you can review their relevance and find their profiles. Being named on a page does not confirm attendance. Nearby suggestions and photo input are still planned.