The product
This is Zeyhi, running on our own network.
1,757 warm paths mapped in our own org — live product, real graph. Names blurred for privacy.
Zeyhi maps your network, finds the batchmates and old colleagues you forgot — and tells you who to ask, why they’ll help, when to move.
Warm path in 48 hours · free in pilot · 0 paths mapped · 0 intros landed
The paths that actually close deals — your batchmate's colleague, your old teammate's investor — were never saved anywhere. Not in LinkedIn, not in your contacts, not in anyone's CRM. You can't ask someone you can't see.
Start with a plain LinkedIn export, or connect email and calendar for deeper paths. Your graph stays yours — your choice, your data.
Zeyhi scores every 1st, 2nd and 3rd-degree tie — and infers the ones nobody saved: batches, campuses, old workplaces, cohort overlaps.
Every result is a ranked path with who to ask, why they'll help, and when to move — and the intro request goes out from the same screen.
1,757 warm paths mapped in our own org — live product, real graph. Names blurred for privacy.
New receipts published as they land · third-party names withheld · in pilot with Bengaluru founders, including IncrementumX.
Other tools need the tie recorded somewhere — an inbox, a CRM, a mutual. Zeyhi builds paths from batches, campuses, and old workplaces. No saved contact, still a path.
Every path's score fades a little each day without contact — like real relationships do. We tell you when to move, not just who to ask. And because favors are a budget, Zeyhi is built so you never burn your best bridge on a bad ask.
Global tools run on Western data — thin exactly where ties bind hardest. Here, “batchmate” still opens doors. We built for that, first.
A ranked path to any investor, first customer, or key hire — from the network you already have. Who to ask, why they’ll help, when to move.
Every founder in a sector your firm can reach warm — through partners’ batches, old firms, and portfolio ties. Deal flow from the graph you already own.
Superconnector or sales team? You’ll like this too — write to us.
Paths I never knew I had, in networks I thought I knew completely. The closest a product demo has come to a genuine wow in a long time.
I connect people for a living. Zeyhi shows me everyone in my niche and who's one bridge away — the tool I've been improvising by hand for years.
We're running Zeyhi on our own pipeline — and I've already shown it off to other founders. It's the kind of product you brag about.
We ran an outbound agency — millions of cold emails for enterprise clients — and watched replies die in our own dashboards. Meanwhile, every deal that actually closed came through a warm path we’d stumbled on by accident. A batchmate. An ex-colleague.
You don't lack connections. You lack the map — and the timing. So we built the un-prospecting tool: it can't find strangers. Only the warm paths you forgot you had.
Name a target — a person, a company, a fund. We run Zeyhi on your graph and send back your warmest path: who to ask, why they'll help, and whether the tie is still warm. If we find nothing, we tell you that too.
Start with just a LinkedIn export — one file. Connecting email and calendar makes paths deeper and freshness sharper, but it's your call, made in the product, per account.
No. Your graph is yours. Paths are computed for you, from your data. Team pooling exists only on the Teams plan, is opt-in, and carries per-user privacy controls.
If you shared a batch, a campus, or three years at the same company with someone, that tie is real — even if nobody wrote it down. Zeyhi rebuilds those bridges from that shared history, and labels every inferred path as inferred, so you always know what’s verified and what’s a lead.
Because batch and campus ties are densest and most binding here — and Western data barely covers them. We built where the network is strongest. The diaspora takes us outward from there.
That fear is exactly why we built this the way we did. Zeyhi shows you why each bridge would plausibly help — so your ask lands as a reasonable request, not a favor grab — and freshness scoring stops you asking through ties that went cold. Bridge-fatigue tracking (how often you’ve asked each person) is rolling out to pilots now. Favors are a budget; the product treats them that way.
Free during the pilot. At launch: $49–99/seat/month for founders and superconnectors; $500/seat for dealmaker teams, API priced per team. One landed intro pays for years of it — that's the pricing logic.
Free while in pilot. If we find nothing, we say so — that's the deal.
Zeyhi. As in: say hi — to the right person, for the right reason, at the right time.