# Wishbone

> Wishbone is a relationship workspace: one place for everyone a person knows. It brings their email, calendar, contacts and LinkedIn together, keeps a short list of follow-ups, prepares a brief before each meeting, keeps profiles current when people change jobs or cities, and suggests who is worth reaching out to. It is built to be used by people and by the AI assistants they already work with.

## What Wishbone does

- One view of your network: people from Google (Gmail, Calendar, Contacts), LinkedIn, CSV and vCard files, and other sources are matched into a single profile per person, with how you know them, when you last spoke and what you talked about.
- Follow-ups: what you promised people and what they owe you, drawn from recent email, meetings and messages.
- Meetings: a short brief before each meeting (who they are, what you last discussed, what is still open), and meeting notes saved to the person afterwards.
- Enrichment: when someone changes role, company or city, their profile updates and the change shows as a recent update.
- Reach out: a few people each week worth a note, each with a reason.

## How it works

- People sign up at https://app.wishbone.network/sign-up and tap Connect for each account. There are no API keys or setup steps for users.
- Wishbone reads email headers to understand who you are in touch with and how often; it reads message text only for features you use, such as drafting a reply. Details: https://wishbone.network/privacy
- Each account's data is separate. Wishbone does not sell data or show ads.

## For AI assistants

Wishbone runs an MCP server so assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT can work with a user's network, with that user's permission.

- Endpoint: https://app.wishbone.network/api/mcp (OAuth). The user adds it in their assistant, signs in to Wishbone and approves access. Tokens only ever see that user's own network.
- What an assistant can do: search and find people (by name, company, school, place or topic), read the context on a person, find intro paths through mutual connections, read the calendar, list follow-ups, reminders and meetings, add notes, contacts and meetings, save follow-ups, meeting prep and conversation summaries, and create reminders and email drafts.
- Wishbone never sends email or messages on its own. Drafts are saved for the user to review and send.
- Good uses: "Who do I know at Stripe?", "Prep me for my 3pm", "What do I owe Maya?", "Who should I catch up with this week?", "Draft a follow-up to the people I met at the offsite".

## Pages

- [Home](https://wishbone.network/)
- [Use cases](https://wishbone.network/use-cases): job search, founders, students and alumni, and using Wishbone from an AI assistant.
- [Pricing](https://wishbone.network/pricing): Free for up to 1,000 people, with weekly people to reach out to; Pro at $20 a month adds unlimited people, a meeting notetaker, meeting briefs, chat in Wishbone, profile updates and intro paths.
- [About](https://wishbone.network/about): what Wishbone is and who builds it.
- [Careers](https://wishbone.network/careers): open roles (backend engineer, design engineer).
- [Privacy](https://wishbone.network/privacy): what Wishbone collects and how it is used, including the Chrome extension.
- [Terms](https://wishbone.network/terms)
- [Sign up](https://app.wishbone.network/sign-up) · [Sign in](https://app.wishbone.network/sign-in)

## Contact

- Ronan Hussar, info@wishbone.network