Memory over volume
Clients do not need more contacts. They need to remember who those people are, what they discussed and why they matter.
For coaches and advisors
Virre is relationship intelligence software that coaches and advisors recommend to their clients. Clients tell Virre the move they want, see who in their network can help, and get next best actions and editable messages in about 9 minutes a day. You can use it for your own practice too.
Bringing Virre to a group of clients?
PrivateStructuredIntentional.
Jordan's plan
Goal set in session: Head of Product in climate tech
This week's next best actions
0/3Draft in Jordan's style
Introvert-friendlyThe problem
You help clients decide where they want to go. The real work happens between sessions: remembering who they know, reaching out and following up. Without a system, that work often stalls, and the next session starts with the same list of names.
of employers plan to reduce their workforce as AI automates certain tasks
Up to
how much people underestimated the likelihood that others would agree to a direct request for help
Clients do not need more contacts. They need to remember who those people are, what they discussed and why they matter.
A few relationships that know a client well do more for a career move than a long list of connections.
The right message lands at the right moment, not months later when the conversation has gone cold.
What your clients get
Your advice, turned into a plan they can act on every day.
Clients tell Virre where they want to go, such as a board seat in MedTech. Virre maps the people in their network who can help.
They type what they are looking for the way they would say it to you, and Virre recommends the people who can help.
For a role they want, they see who in their network can help, or how to reach recruiters, hiring managers and people who work at the company.
Contacts built over years are scattered. Clients organize them with clear tags and keep the context of each relationship.
Virre suggests who to contact next, matched to their plan, so progress does not wait for the next session.
For an introvert, Virre guides not only who to contact but how: what they have in common, how the person can help, and an AI-drafted message they can edit.
Between sessions
You keep the session. Virre supports the work clients do in between.
In your session
You help the client get clear on the move they want.
Between sessions, with Virre
They tell Virre in plain language, such as “I am looking for a board position in the MedTech sector”, and get a network plan.
In your session
You discuss who to approach and why.
Between sessions, with Virre
Virre shows who in their network can help, and how to reach recruiters, hiring managers and people at the company.
In your session
You agree what to do before the next session.
Between sessions, with Virre
Virre suggests the next best actions and drafts a message in their style. They edit it and send it by message, email or a meeting.
In your session
You look at what happened and what to adjust.
Between sessions, with Virre
The context of each person stays in one place, so the session starts from real conversations, not memory.
The science of networking
Research on networks and on follow-through points the same way. Here is what three studies found, and how Virre puts each idea to work.
A five-year study of about 20 million LinkedIn users found that weaker social connections, not your closest peers, have a greater beneficial effect on job mobility, with moderately weak ties helping most.
Rajkumar et al., Science, 2022. MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy summary
How Virre uses it
It looks beyond a client’s closest contacts to the people who can help.
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
An editable draft makes the first message easy to send.
A meta-analysis of 94 independent tests found that specific plans, which spell out when, where and how to act, had a medium-to-large effect on goal attainment.
Gollwitzer and Sheeran, Advances in Experimental Social Psychology, 2006. Abstract
How Virre uses it
Next best actions turn a goal into a specific next step.
For you
Start by recommending Virre to your clients. Add it to your own practice when you are ready.
Clients arrive at each session with a network plan, real names and real next steps. Your time goes to strategy, not to rebuilding lists.
Keep your referral partners, past clients and the people who recommend you in one place, with context and nudges to stay in touch.
Where Virre fits
Coaching platforms run your practice. CRMs and profile sites list who people know. Virre turns a client’s network into a plan.
Built around
Time span
The question it answers
Virre does not replace your coaching platform or your method. It supports the time between sessions.
Questions
Virre is relationship intelligence software that coaches and advisors recommend to their clients. Clients tell it the move they want, see who in their network can help, and get next best actions and editable messages in about nine minutes a day. Coaches and advisors can also use it for their own practice.
Start with your clients
Free to start. Pro from $9.99 a month. Try it yourself, then share it with your clients.