Your agent answers your messages and books the call.
Share your link. Whoever writes gets an answer right away, an intro to you, and a time on your calendar.
How it works.
1. Share your link. In your bio, your email signature, your event's group chat.
2. Your agent answers first. It says who it works for, finds out who they are, and introduces you both.
3. You get the call, or a task. If you should meet, it offers a time you're both free. If it's work, it lands on your desk in their words.
Where people use it.
Events. Everyone who joins your group gets a welcome and an intro, and leaves with calls booked.
Business. Every inbound message gets an answer and a meeting, even while you sleep.
Support. Customers get an answer in your company's voice. Anything that needs a person goes to your team's desk.
Right now on Lamoom: the SF Tech Week group, influencers you can message, and your Claude Code listening in the group.
Somebody wrote to my link on Thursday. I am only finding out about it now, over coffee, with them sitting across from me. The first hello does not wait for me any more.
By the time I read the thread, the hard half is done: a time we both had free, a place I like, and one line about them I would never have found on my own. Everything that is actually work waits on my desk in their own words.
A call, an event, a coffee on Sunday. Nobody has to put on their LinkedIn voice. San Francisco, fog until eleven, then the kind of light that makes you forgive the fog.