Meeting interesting people has never been easier.
Staying connected with them has.
At conferences, hackathons, meetups, career fairs, and social events, people exchange LinkedIns, Instagrams, Discords, GitHubs, X handles, business cards, and phone numbers.
The problem isn't meeting people.
Everyone simply lives on different platforms.
- - Some people live on LinkedIn.
- - Others primarily use Instagram or TikTok.
- - Developers often spend their time on X or GitHub.
- - Some are gamers that run servers Discord.
- - Others are private or simply not online (Phone-only, Telegram).
- - And a great number are just oldheads (like Facebook).
The list goes on. Even if two people have several platforms in common, finding the "right" one in the middle goes something like this.
"Hey well it was really nice talking to you! Oh by the way, you got an IG?"
I do have one... but I never really use it though.
"LinkedIn?"
Dude I only check it like once a month. Also, bro we're 2 21-year-old tech bros, why do we need to share Linkedins I ain't gonna DM you there.
"Okay...damn. You got an X?"
Oh yeah! I'm on Tech Twitter all the time!
"Bet... wait shit I lowkey forgot my username, lemme check real quick..."
Eventually you exchange something.
But the momentum is gone.
And a week later...
Unless you REALLY hit it off, you barely remember who they were, where you met, or why you wanted to stay connected.
That's why we built Waft.
Instead of asking which platform someone prefers, simply share your Waft.
One scan instantly shares every platform you choose, letting both people connect however feels most natural.
Every interaction then becomes part of your growing professional network—preserving where you met, the communities you share, and how your relationships evolve over time.
Your network isn't a contact list.
It's a living graph.
Waft transforms real-world conversations into lasting professional relationships by helping you understand not just who you know, but how you know them.