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Your intros are often what founders remember most.

doubleopt.in works inside WhatsApp, iMessage, and email. It finds who you actually know, drafts each intro the way you would write it, and asks your contact before connecting anyone.

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doubleopt.inBusiness account · WhatsApp
Today

Alex Rivera (Founder, Portco) asked for an intro to Sarah Chen (VP Clinical, Kaiser).

Customer introWarmth: High 22 Gmail threads · LinkedIn 1st · Last spoke 14d ago
Founders said 5 of her last 6 intros helped
9:41
0:04'Make it more casual and mention our SF dinner'
Here's the draft in your voice:Updated in 0.8s
To: Sarah Chen3 sentences

Hey Sarah, hope you're well since our dinner in SF. One of my portfolio founders, Alex, is running a clinical study in cognitive care that directly overlaps with your Q3 initiative. Open to a quick intro, or too heads-down right now? No pressure either way.

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The problem

Every intro you agree to make costs you half an hour before it's ready to send.

0115 min per ask

Rewriting messy founder blurbs

Founders write the blurb for themselves, so you spend 15 minutes cutting it down and putting it in your own words. Forward it as-is and your contact can tell you didn't really read it.

0220 min per ask

Remembering who you actually know

Your network is spread across Gmail, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and X, and very little of it is in a CRM. Working out who you know well enough to ask, and when you last spoke, takes another 20 minutes per request.

0310+ asks a week

The Sunday night bottleneck

With 20–40 portfolio companies, 10+ requests land every week and most of them wait for the weekend. Founders are left waiting on you for the customer, hire, or investor they asked about, and you feel it every time you open your inbox.

How it works

How a founder's request becomes a warm intro. You review the draft in WhatsApp or iMessage, and doubleopt.in handles the rest.

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Sarah ChenVP Clinical, Kaiser
Gmail22 threads
LinkedIn1st degree
XMutual follow
Last spoke14d ago
Step 01

It learns who you actually know

doubleopt.in reads your Email, LinkedIn, and X history to understand who you know, how well, and when you last spoke. There's nothing to tag or import.

Founder blurb218 words
Your voice3 sentences
Step 02

It drafts the intro in your voice

When a founder emails or texts you an ask, it finds the best person in your network and rewrites their blurb the way you would, in a few short, personal sentences.

Intro request · 09:41Warmth: High
Alex Rivera → Sarah Chen"Hey Sarah, hope you're well since our dinner in SF…"
ApproveRephraseAsk founderDecline
Step 03

You decide in the chat you already use

doubleopt.in messages you in WhatsApp, iMessage, or email. Between meetings you approve the draft, adjust it with a quick voice note, ask the founder for more context, or pass, and nothing moves until you do.

Check-in sent to Sarah09:42
Sarah Opted in11:15
Intro sent to Alex + Sarah11:16
Check-in with both sidesin 14d
Step 04

Your contact says yes first

Your contact gets a short note from you where you usually talk and can say yes with one tap, without signing up for anything. Only then does doubleopt.in send the intro to both sides, and two weeks later it asks each of them how it went.

After the intro

Find out which intros helped, and who in your network keeps showing up for founders.

Two weeks after each intro, doubleopt.in asks the founder and your contact how it went, and it takes each of them one tap to answer. Over time you can see which intros lead somewhere and which people are most generous with their time, so you know who to ask first and who deserves a thank-you.

Check-in · 14 days laterTo: Alex Rivera

Hey Alex, quick check-in on your intro to Sarah Chen at Kaiser. How did it go?

Sarah gets her own one-tap check-in.
Most helpful to your foundersLast 6 months
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Elena ParkHead of Talent, Northwind9 intros · 7 said it helped
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Sarah ChenVP Clinical, Kaiser6 intros · 5 said it helped
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James OseiPartner, Halcyon Ventures4 intros · 4 said it helped
Based on what founders said after each intro.
Relationship activity

A record of every intro you've made. So when a founder, co-investor, or LP asks how you help, you can show them.

If you make 300+ intros a year, most of that work ends up buried in old threads. doubleopt.in keeps track of each one by company and outcome, so you can see every customer, hire, and investor you've brought to each founder.

Who's asking
PS
Priya Shah · LP, Fund II · 09:12

Before our annual meeting: what have you done for the portfolio this year beyond writing checks?

You · 09:14

Here's Meridian Health since our seed check:

Portfolio/MMeridian Health· 9 months post-seed
75 introductions brokered · 88% opt-in rate
CommercialPayers, Hospitals, Brokers
59introduced
51opted in
6 active pilots
Executive search3 open roles
13approached
11opted in
2 hired
Downstream capitalSeries A
3introduced
3opted in
1 follow-on check
Last intro: 2d ago (Sarah Chen → Alex Rivera · Opted in in 14m)
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Priya Shah · LP, Fund II · 09:20

This is really helpful. Mind if I share it with our investment committee?

Security & control

Built for people who would never let an AI email their contacts on its own.

01Autonomous sends: 0

It can only draft

doubleopt.in has no permission to send anything by itself. An email or DM goes out only after you approve that exact message, so your contacts never receive something you haven't read.

02Tenancy: single

Your network stays yours

Your contacts sit in a private, single-tenant vault. They're never pooled with other users or used to train outside models, and founders can't browse them.

03Revoke: 1 click

You set the limits

Mark LPs, family, or anyone sensitive as Off-limits / Never suggest so they never come up as a match. Every draft is kept in an audit log, and you can revoke access or delete your data in one click.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is doubleopt.in?

doubleopt.in works inside WhatsApp, iMessage, and email. It finds who you actually know, drafts each intro the way you would write it, and asks your contact before connecting anyone.

Does it ever send messages on my behalf?

No. doubleopt.in has no permission to send anything by itself. An email or DM goes out only after you approve that exact message.

What does "double opt-in" mean here?

Your contact gets a short note from you and can say yes with one tap, without signing up for anything. Only then does doubleopt.in send the intro to both sides.

How does it know who I actually know?

It reads your Email, LinkedIn, and X history to understand who you know, how well, and when you last spoke. There's nothing to tag or import.

What happens to my contacts' data?

Your contacts sit in a private, single-tenant vault. They're never pooled with other users or used to train outside models, and founders can't browse them. You can mark people off-limits, every draft is kept in an audit log, and you can revoke access or delete your data in one click.

Can I use it today?

doubleopt.in is pre-launch. Frankie is working with a small group of investors and operators as design partners. Book a 15-minute call to join.

Founding design partners

Help shape doubleopt.in before it launches.

I'm working with a small group of investors and operators to get the mobile flow and privacy model right. Answer three quick questions and pick a time that works for you.

Why I'm building this →
FNTo: Frankie Le Nguyen0 of 3
1How many intros do you make (or get asked for) per week?
2Which best describes your role?
3Where does your intro workflow break down today?
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