Question 1

What is Connections?

Accepted Answer

Connections is a relationship intelligence workspace. It shows you who you already know at every event you're invited to, and introduces you to the people you should meet next.

Question 2

How does Connections know who I already know at an event?

Accepted Answer

Connections maps your social graph against every event, so you can see which of your contacts are going and how many people in your network are connected to other attendees, all before you RSVP.

Question 3

What happens when I check in to an event?

Accepted Answer

Checking in matches you to the right people to meet first through your real mutual connections, not a cold algorithm, so you walk up with a name and a reason to say hello.

Question 4

Is Connections free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is free to start. You do not need a card to create an account, and the base workspace is not metered. Paid Pass plans are there if you want higher limits.

Question 5

Do I need a password to sign in?

Accepted Answer

No. Connections uses one-time email verification codes instead of passwords. Sign in with the email tied to your account and we send a one-time code.

Question 6

What can I do in the Connections workspace?

Accepted Answer

The workspace includes your contacts network, shared calendars, event matching, notes, follow-up reminders, and warm introductions, all in one place.

Question 7

Is my session secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every session is protected by secure sign-in with email verification.

Question 8

Will my page show up when someone asks ChatGPT or Gemini?

Accepted Answer

That is what the public pages are built for. Every public page renders on the server with schema.org structured data, so an answer engine reads it on the first request. We allow the answer and search crawlers from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Perplexity, DuckDuckGo and Apple, and we publish an llms.txt index on every surface. We block the training-only crawlers, which does not affect whether you get cited.