Batcheet

Rivendica

Batcheet is a trust graph for warm introductions through your network. Find paths to hiring managers, recruiters, VCs, and more via extended connections.

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Overview

Batcheet is a trust-graph product for finding introduction paths through your network. It helps you see who can connect you to a hiring manager, recruiter, VC, or other person you want to reach, with an emphasis on the shortest warm path rather than only direct mutual connections.

The homepage describes the product as 'Google Maps for human introductions' and shows several ways to use that graph: searching for people by skill or role, broadcasting a status to your network, and seeing live signals from the people around you. The result is a network view that is meant to help with career moves, referrals, and other high-stakes introductions.

Features

Extended-network mapping

Maps your extended network so you can reach beyond direct friends and mutual connections. The product frames this as finding the full chain of people between you and the person you want to meet.

Search by skill or role

Searches for a skill or role and highlights people in your network who match. The homepage example shows a search for 'AI Engineer' and explains that the relevant people light up at once.

Warm intro paths

Supports career-oriented introductions by showing warm paths to hiring teams and recruiters. The site gives an example of tracing a path to a Google recruiter through a former coworker and a relative on the hiring team.

Status broadcasting

Lets you broadcast a status update so the right people in your network hear it. The page specifically mentions broadcasting that you are 'Hiring'.

Live network feed

Surfaces live activity from your network, including jobs, pickup games, book clubs, and open roles. This makes the graph useful for more than introductions alone.

Google sign-in

Supports sign-in with Google from the homepage. That gives users a clear entry point into the product flow.

Use Cases

  • Job referrals

    Use Batcheet when you want a referral path to a hiring manager, recruiter, or hiring team member instead of relying on a cold application.

  • Role exploration and mentorship

    Search for a role or skill you want to grow into and discover people in your wider network who already work in that area and may be able to share practical advice.

  • Broadcasting openings

    Share that you are hiring so your network can see the update and potentially connect you to people who are a better fit for the role.

  • Watching network activity

    Look at the network feed to spot everyday signals such as book clubs, pickup games, and open roles, which can help you notice useful connection points.

  • High-stakes introductions

    Trace a warm path to a VC, character reference, or other hard-to-reach contact where a trusted introduction matters.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Focuses on warm introductions instead of only showing mutual connections.
  • Combines search, broadcasting, and live network activity in one graph-based workflow.
  • Includes clear examples for career referrals and role discovery.
  • Offers a simple entry point with Google sign-in.

Cons

  • The pricing page returned a 404, so pricing and plan details are not available from the provided sources.
  • The public site does not explain how large the network index is or how introductions are verified.

FAQ

What is Batcheet for?

Batcheet is a network graph for finding introduction paths. It appears to focus on helping you locate the shortest path to someone you want to reach, such as a hiring manager or a VC.

Who is Batcheet useful for?

The site shows use cases such as career introductions, role discovery, and sharing status updates with your network. It is positioned around reaching people through extended connections rather than only direct mutuals.

How do you get started?

The homepage includes a 'Continue with Google' option, which suggests Google sign-in is part of the sign-up or login flow.

Does Batcheet list pricing on the site?

The public site does not show pricing details. A separate pricing URL was checked, but it returned a 404 page with no pricing information.

Quick Facts

Category
Networking / Career Networking
Primary use
Finding introduction paths through your network
Entry point
Continue with Google
Website
batcheet.com
Pricing page
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