Meetings

Walk into every room knowing who is there, what has changed for them, and what connects you.

Each prompt is ready to paste into Ask O. Swap the bracketed parts for your own, and mention people and companies with @ so O finds them in your network.

Prep me for tomorrow’s room

For: Everyone. When: You have a meeting on the calendar and thirty minutes to get ready.

I'm meeting [names] from [company] tomorrow about [topic]. Tell me who they are, what has moved at their company recently, and every real connection between us.

The run, recorded in O (other people's names and photos blurred)

What O does that a search can’t: Intersects their public profile and company news with your own history: shared employers, mutual contacts, the last thing you talked about. Time saved: 45 to 90 min.

Prepare for a conference

For: Founder, Investor. When: An event tomorrow with hundreds of people and no plan.

Tomorrow is [event]. Find the partners, speakers and companies taking part, cross them with my network, and help me prepare. My goal is to meet [investors and founders].

The run, recorded in O (other people's names and photos blurred)

What O does that a search can’t: Turns a speaker list into a ranked list of who to find, who can introduce you, and what to say. Time saved: 1.5 to 2 h.

Prep me for a partner meeting

For: Investor, Corp dev. When: A co-investment, exit or add-on conversation with another firm.

I'm meeting [names] from [firm] tomorrow about [co-investment / exit / add-on]. Tell me who they are, what has moved in their portfolio in the last quarter, which of their deals touched ours, and every real connection between us.

What O does that a search can’t: Puts their portfolio moves next to yours and finds the overlaps a search would never surface. Time saved: 1 to 2 h.

What did we talk about last time

For: Everyone. When: A name in the calendar you half remember.

@[person] is on my calendar. What did we last talk about, what did I promise, and what has changed for them since?

What O does that a search can’t: Reads your own emails, messages and notes for the history, then checks their side for what moved. Time saved: 20 min.

Prep for a customer call

For: Founder, Sales. When: A prospect or design partner, and you want the room, not just the company.

I have a call with @[company] about [what]. Who is on their side, who decides, who in my network knows them, and what has the company said publicly about [topic] this year?

What O does that a search can’t: Buyer map plus your paths in, in one pass. Time saved: 45 min.

Draft the follow-up

For: Everyone. When: The meeting just ended.

I just met @[person]. Based on my notes and our history, draft a short follow-up in my tone that confirms [what we agreed] and proposes [next step].

What O does that a search can’t: Writes in your voice from your own tone note, with the specifics of this relationship. Time saved: 15 min.

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