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Networking, without the pressure.
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Built for unfamiliar rooms

Networking,
without the pressure.

NameTags turns event anxiety into one clear next step: understand the room, share the right information, and follow through after the conversation.

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Private by default+Built with GPT-5.6+Human in control
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Event workspace
Researching
OpenAI Build Week
What is this room about?
Questions I can ask
Who should I meet?
Your room pass
Only the links you choose.
3 links shownPrivate notes hidden
One event context, carried through every next step.
Why I built it

I came to New York for a summer internship and suddenly found myself surrounded by meetups, founder events, and rooms full of strangers.

As a non-native English speaker in a new city, the pressure was not only starting a conversation. It was researching fast, knowing what to share, and remembering what to do after. NameTags makes those invisible tasks lighter without taking the human interaction away.

One calm flow

Three moments. One context.

The same event context flows from research to QR connection to follow-up, so the person never has to start over.

01 / Before

Understand the room.

Paste an event link, description, or screenshot. Get the context, questions, and a research chat before you walk in.

See step 1
02 / During

Share the right card.

Create one room-specific QR pass with only the links you want to share for this event.

See step 2
03 / After

Follow through.

Keep the person, the conversation, the promise, and a human-editable follow-up in one place.

See step 3
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The story, then the product.

A short introduction to the networking problem, followed by a full walkthrough of the real product flow.

01 / Introduction
02 / Product demo
Private, practical, event-first

Networking should not require perfect English, endless preparation, or a flawless memory.

  • GPT-5.6 event research and follow-up reasoning
  • Event-specific public QR cards
  • Explicit scanner consent
  • Private notes stay private
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