A research-first networking CRM for Vanderbilt students recruiting into finance. Find the hook, send the email, bump on day 3, close on day 14 — and nothing ever goes out without your click.
@vanderbilt.edu accounts only · free · your data is yours alone
Bankers can spot a mass template in one line, half of all replies come from the bump — and the spreadsheet you started in September is already rotting.
"I came across your profile and would love to connect" is deleted on sight. The fix is a real hook: a deal they touched, a move they made, in the first line.
Day 3 bumps roughly double reply rates, but nobody remembers day 3 for forty threads at once. A spreadsheet doesn't tap you on the shoulder.
Who did you talk to at Evercore? What did they tell you? When applications open, that history is the whole ballgame — if you kept it.
A prompt engine that researches each contact and drafts around one verifiable, recent hook — with anti-slop rules so it never reads like AI wrote it.
Every thread tracks its own clock. Bumps and closes are drafted in-thread from proven scripts, with your real calendar availability dropped in.
Drafts open straight into Outlook on the web — your Vanderbilt email — subject and body filled. Sending is always your click; nothing is ever auto-sent.
Investment banking, private equity, sales and trading, wealth management — define your own tracks, file every contact into one, and work a lane at a time.
Score a firm's whole roster on hook material and shared ground, and spend your best emails on the top three per firm.
Every rule the drafts follow lives in plain-markdown rulebooks you can rewrite. Change the playbook, and the very next email follows it.
Enter your @vanderbilt.edu email, type the code we send you, and your private CRM exists. That's the whole signup.
Add contacts by hand, import a CSV, or pull them from Apollo. Duplicates and non-US seats get filtered.
Copy the research prompt into Claude, paste the findings back, and open the finished draft in Gmail.
The dashboard tells you exactly whose day-3 bump is due. Half your replies will come from these.
Every email is a draft until you click send in Gmail. The tool has no way to send on its own.
Each student's contacts, notes, and settings live in their own private store. No sharing, no pooling, no peeking.
Sign-in codes only go to @vanderbilt.edu inboxes — if you can't read the email, you can't get in. Keep the edge in the family.
Free for Vanderbilt students. Sign in, load your list, and send the first email that actually gets answered.
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