Everything below runs on the file sitting in your downloads folder. Here's exactly what each view does with it.
The one screen that answers “what do I actually have?”
Total contacts, share of decision-makers, how many are realistically reachable, and how many have gone quiet. Under the KPIs: connection growth by year, a seniority donut, industry mix and your largest company clusters.
A prospect list that ranks instead of alphabetises.
Search by name, title or company, then refine by seniority, industry, freshness and whether an email exists. Every row carries a priority score built from authority, industry fit and recency. Click a row for the full profile drawer with an analysis summary and a warm draft message.
A four-letter read on how you actually network.
Your network gets typed on four axes — reach vs. depth, concrete industries vs. idea industries, logic-heavy fields vs. people-heavy fields, and clustered vs. scattered. The result is a code like INTJ or ENFP with a nickname, a paragraph that explains why, and a six-trait radar.
The story cards worth screenshotting.
Your biggest connecting day, your name twins, the season you network hardest, and a closing personality verdict — laid out as story-style cards you can share without exposing a single contact.
A chat panel sits under the dashboard. It answers questions about your network using an anonymised digest — counts, industries and seniority bands, never names or emails.
Export Connections.csv from LinkedIn, drop it in, and the whole picture renders locally.
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