Customer Node

The useful introduction is often a buyer, not a backer. Boardy’s network was never only capital — it was people who might actually use the thing. This door keeps those rooms apart on purpose.

A problem
A budget
A name

All twelve doors

Each opens its own room. The names on the wire stay in English.

Intro desk

Double opt-in

Boardy writes one note from what it already knows. Here you have to say it. Nothing is sent.

Who is askingWho they should meetWhy nowWhat useful looks like

Waiting

To: Boardy
From: customer.grok.me
Subject: Intro request · Customer Node

Someone in the network would like to meet the right customer.

Why now: The timing is specific, and a cold note would waste it.

Useful looks like: Thirty minutes. A clear yes, no, or a better name.

Say what hurts and what a win looks like in their week. Skip the TAM.

Both sides opt in before names are exchanged. No calendar until both say yes.
Drafted on Sell Me a Network — a gift, not a feature request.

This door

customer.grok.me

Buy Customer

$999

The room

Drag to turn

Customer in the middle. Stronger lines are the intros this door usually makes. Tap a name to open that door.

Affinity

Two nodes

Cross Customer with another door. The score is context, not destiny.

Founder Investor Talent Co-founder Advisor Operator Creator Scout LP Accelerator Superconnector

Support

Customer × Founder. The customer is the point of the company. Introduce them before you introduce another investor who will ask if you have customers.

A network gift for Boardy – the AI Superconnector.