Kith Rabbit
I meet new people every week. A founder at a meetup, a designer a friend sends my way, someone who asks for a coffee chat. Each of them matters when we meet, and a month later I can barely remember what they do or how we could help each other.
My contacts app keeps a phone number. Social networks keep me scrolling. Neither remembers the relationship.
"Kith" is an old English word for knowledge and familiarity, and also for the people you know. That is the whole idea: knowing your people.
Kith Rabbit is a messenger with an AI in it. You tell it about people as you meet them, in plain words, and it remembers who they are, what they work on, how you met and what they asked for. It draws your network as a map, nudges you to follow up, and when someone needs help it can tell you who you know that might be the right person.
It has to be built on trust, because a map of the people you know is about the most personal data there is. Every AI provider behind it keeps nothing, and your map is yours to export or delete.
It is also a home for growing communities. A community is more than a group chat: it is a room full of people who could help each other, if only they knew what everyone else knows. In Kith, members can lend the room their own Kith, and the group gains a Close Circle. Ask @circle who has hired in Singapore or knows a good tax lawyer, and it looks across the maps people chose to share, not only the messages. Introductions go to people who are actually around, and a busy room sends you a catch-up instead of a hundred notifications.
For the host, it is the easiest room to run. One link or QR code brings people in. Kith helps keep a shared knowledge base that answers the common questions, and it pushes back on messages that break the rules before they reach everyone. Open communities are discoverable on the platform, and Kith promotes them automatically. Private communities stay invitation-only.
Want to run a big group? There are no limits: host 2,000, 5,000 or 10,000 people.
Big or small, enjoy running a good community with meaningful conversations and no spam. Life is too short to do otherwise.