Supermeet reads the attendee list for any conference you’re going to, works out who is actually worth your time, writes the intros, and chases the people who don’t reply.
One email per event. No feed, no notifications, no app.
Three days. Five thousand strangers.
The problem, measured
Not vaguely and not philosophically. These are the numbers the industry publishes about itself.
of attendee meeting requests at large B2B events never get any answer at all. The matching was never the bottleneck — the reply is.
Converve, 2026reason attendees never use the official event app: they can’t get past the download and sign-in screen. So it never gets opened.
Braindate, 2026to find the right people among five thousand strangers. Most default to the colleagues they already arrived with.
Braindate, 2026How it works
You are involved for about ninety seconds, once, before the event.
A link, a PDF attendee list, a speaker page — whatever you have. Works for any conference, not only the ones whose organiser bought software.
What you're there for, who you already know, and what would make the trip worth it. That is the whole of your involvement.
Not a directory and not a compatibility score. Eighteen names, ranked, each with one line explaining why this person and not the four thousand others.
Drafted in your voice, sent from your address, with a second nudge to anyone who goes quiet. That's the part everyone else skips, and it's where seventy percent of meetings die.
The deliverable
Sent the week before. Readable on a phone in the back of a taxi.
The difference
Which is why it optimises for their badge scans, not your calendar.
Early access
We’re opening with a limited number of events. Tell us which one you’re going to and we’ll start there.