The Swarm

Modern go-to-market teams sit on enormous networks they never fully use — most organizations tap only a fraction of the relationships their employees, advisors, investors, and customers already have. The Swarm addresses that gap by turning scattered connections into a single searchable graph. It passively maps public work history, education, investment ties, and social engagement, then lets team members layer in permissioned LinkedIn, Google Contacts, Calendar, and email signals. The result is a prioritized view of who knows whom, and how well.

From that graph, The Swarm ranks introduction paths into specific target companies and people, with context explaining why a connector is credible — a former teammate, an alumni overlap, or a shared investor. Beyond the web application, the company sells its underlying data: hundreds of millions of daily-refreshed people profiles, tens of millions of monthly job-change detections, and company and fundraising datasets. Developers reach all of this through a REST API and an MCP server, so relationship intelligence can be embedded directly in agents and internal tools.

The Swarm is SOC 2 aligned and positions permissioned data as belonging to the customer's workspace. It is designed for sales, recruiting, founder-led fundraising, and investor teams — anyone whose next deal or hire is likely to come through a warm path rather than a cold one.