Match every guest with three people to meet
Ask one question at sign-up, then let AI suggest three intros per person. You check every match.
At a family dinner in India, Priya Parker asked everyone to share a moment that changed how they saw the world, and it had to be a story nobody else at the table knew. Her grandmother told how her father stood up for her going to university.
Take it home: one good question can make a familiar room feel new. Read the story on TED Ideas →
Ask one question at sign-up, then let AI suggest three intros per person. You check every match.
Two lines, left on their seat: why they're here and one person to find.
A prompt speakers run on their own draft: one idea, one story, what to cut.
Turn session notes into a short audio brief and send it with who to email next.
Ask AI to flag anyone with no obvious match, then introduce them yourself.
Draft three versions in your voice and pick the one that sounds most like you.
Group people by what they're hoping to find, not by job title.
Have AI play a sceptical guest and ask the questions the room will ask.
Draft personal thank-yous from your notes, then rewrite the ones that sound robotic.