Relationship Intelligence is the Virre feature that keeps the context of every relationship in one place, and shows where each one stands. How you met, what you discussed, when you last spoke and what is still open.
Where it fits in the loopGoalsMapActReachMeetCapturePriya Raman
Partner, Fernhollow Capital
Relationship strength
AI narrative
Why she matters: aligned with your goal to meet 5 people in climate investing.
Try it · sample data
Click through the sample below to see what Virre shows you. The people and details are made up.
Try it: open a relationship
Sample dataMaya Okafor
Partner, sample healthcare fund
In touch in 9 of the last 12 months
Next step: Send the checklist, and thank her for the search-firm introduction.
Names, details and dates are made up to show how it can look.
Add your ownThe problem
A great conversation, a promise to follow up, a name you meant to remember. Months later you cannot recall what you discussed or when you last spoke, and reaching out starts to feel awkward. So you do not.
20M
LinkedIn users studied over five years, where weaker ties had a greater beneficial effect on job mobility
Up to 50%
how much people underestimated the likelihood that others would agree to a direct request for help
Sources: Rajkumar et al., Science, 2022; Flynn and Lake, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2008.
How it works
From a name in a list to a relationship you can pick up again.
Add who they are, how you met and what you discussed, in a few words. Tags help you find them later.
Virre shows how close each relationship is, when you last spoke and what is still open.
Each relationship comes with a next step, so a warm contact stays warm and a cooling one gets attention.
What it remembers
The things that are easy to forget, and hard to ask again.
The first conversation, the person who introduced you, the event where it started.
What they care about and what you talked about, ready before you meet again.
The last touch, and how often you have been in contact over the past year.
A promise to send something, an introduction you agreed to make, a question you owe an answer to.
Close contact, weaker tie or dormant tie, so you can tell warm from cooling at a glance.
A specific next step for each relationship, drafted for you to edit.
The science of networking
Here is what three studies found, and how Relationship Intelligence puts each idea to work.
A study followed 25 students for 18 months as they moved from school to university. When contact became less frequent, the emotional intensity of friendships dropped more than that of family relationships.
Roberts and Dunbar, Evolution and Human Behavior, 2011. Abstract
How Virre uses it
It shows when a relationship is cooling, before it goes quiet.
Executive MBA students who asked dormant ties for help on an important project got results that compared favorably with those from their current ties.
Levin, Walter and Murnighan, Organization Science, 2011. Abstract
How Virre uses it
A quiet relationship gets a next step, not a goodbye.
Across experiments with more than 5,900 participants, people significantly underestimated how much others would appreciate being reached out to.
Liu, Rim, Min and Min, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2022. APA press release
How Virre uses it
The context is already there, so the first message is easy to write.
For your role
Whatever your role, relationships run on small details. Here is how it might sound.
Relationship Intelligence works with
Relationship Intelligence is the Virre feature that keeps the context of every relationship in one place and shows where each one stands. You see how you met, what you discussed, when you last spoke and what is still open, so you know what each relationship needs.
Who the person is, how you met, what you discussed, when you last spoke and what is still open between you. Each relationship also shows how close it is, from close contact to dormant tie, so you can tell which ones are warm and which need attention.
Virre looks at the context you keep and when you last spoke, then marks each relationship as a close contact, a weaker tie or a dormant tie. You see at a glance which are warm and which are cooling. Reach out to our team and we will walk you through the signals.
You add a few words about who the person is, how you met and what you discussed, and tag them so you can find them later. Reach out to our team and we will talk through how notes and history can come in from the tools you already use.
Yes. Promises and follow-ups stay with the person they belong to, such as a document you offered to send or an introduction you agreed to make. Before you next talk to them, you see what you owe and what they asked for, so nothing slips.
A CRM tracks accounts and deals. Relationship Intelligence keeps the context of the people behind them, across your whole career or company: how you met, what you discussed, how close you are and what each relationship needs next. It is built for people, not pipelines.
Virre shows it as a cooling or dormant tie and suggests a next step, such as a short note about something you shared. Research on dormant ties found that asking them for help produced results that compared favorably with those from current ties.
Yes. For teams, relationships live in the company’s memory, so context stays when people move on. When someone leaves, their relationships pass to a successor with the history intact, and a new joiner sees who matters and who already knows them.
No. You decide who to contact and what to say. Virre can suggest a next step and draft a message in your style from the context it keeps, and you edit it before anything is sent. Nothing goes out without your say, and your relationships stay yours.
Starter is free. Pro is $9.99 a month and Pro+ is $19.99 a month at limited-time prices, billed monthly, and you can cancel any time. Teams, event organizers and communities get custom pricing on the Organizations plan: talk to our team and we will shape a plan around your people.
I built Virre because I believe the right relationships change everything, and they rarely happen by accident. After more than 25 years in senior leadership roles, I had thousands of connections and still did not know who could actually help me when I started my own venture. Virre exists so the people who matter are never lost in a contact list. Gunjan Aggarwal, Founder and CEO of Virre.
Start with one person
Add your first relationship and see where it stands.
