It starts with a hello.
A breakfast event. A great conversation. A name you don't want to forget.
Meet someone brilliant. Remember their story. Pick up the conversation months later. WorkMet makes the human side of networking easier.
Free while testing · Your name and email, nothing else · Your connections stay yours
Melbourne business event
Her daughter Esme started violin. Six years old, hates practising, loves the dress.
Ask how the first recital went
People first. Always.Meet. Remember. Reconnect.
Illustrative example. The people and conversations shown are fictional.
Follow a connection from the first hello to the moment you realise you know exactly the right person. Select any chapter to explore the story.
A breakfast event. A great conversation. A name you don't want to forget.
Say a quick summary in your own words. WorkMet organises the details for later.
Weeks or months later, find the person, remember the conversation, and follow through with confidence.
One conversation. One small detail, kept. And what it turns into three months later. Watch the story unfold — and see the app at work.
“Esme just started violin. Six years old. Hates practising, loves the dress.”
Explore the full journey — from a first introduction to a relationship that keeps growing. Tap each step to see an illustrative WorkMet experience.
Create or update a record by typing or speaking. Save the details in whichever way suits the moment.
Less administration. More meaningful conversations. A clearer picture of the relationships you've already built.
Create and update contact records your way. Type your notes or speak them aloud — whatever works best in the moment.
Photograph a business card to bring contact details into WorkMet. Share your own WorkMet digital business card so people can save your details, connect on LinkedIn or follow you on Instagram in one click.
Save their photo — one you took together, or their profile picture. Months later, ask WorkMet what they look like and it shows you, with where you met them and what you talked about. Walk over knowing exactly who you are greeting.
Find relevant people, discover potential connections between people you know, and ask WorkMet for suggestions based on the context you've saved.
Build the connection after the introduction. Send a text, message or make a call with the context that makes your outreach meaningful.
Arrange a catch-up and keep track of what you promised, what matters to them and what you'd like to revisit next time.
Add details as the relationship grows. WorkMet helps you remember the conversations, commitments and moments that make the journey yours.
“The real value of networking isn't how many people you meet. It's the relationships you remember to nurture.”
Meet. Remember. Reconnect.
WorkMet is not open for sale. Beta testers use all of it free, for as long as the testing runs. When it opens there will be a free plan and a paid one, so the number is never a surprise and nothing you have saved is ever held to ransom.
Or A$144 a year (A$12 a month). There is no free trial, because there is a free plan: the Free plan keeps everything WorkMet does, with a monthly allowance of questions to the assistant. Premium raises it to 100 a month, which is far above what anybody uses. No card is needed to begin.
Testers are never charged without warning. If you test WorkMet we will let you know before we launch, and you are only charged if you choose to carry on. On the waitlist? You simply get one message the day it opens.
No. You can type or speak your own notes to create or update records. You do not need to record anyone else’s conversation.
No. WorkMet is your personal networking memory. Other people don't need to install anything.
It uses the information you've saved about your contacts and conversations to surface relevant names with context. You decide what to do next.
Yes. You can export your contacts, notes and commitments as a spreadsheet.
WorkMet. Your networking memory. Testing now, opening soon.
Or join our waitlist and we will let you know when we launch. We are looking for a small group of beta testers — people who go to real events and will tell us what breaks. Testing is free, and you choose whether to stay on when we open.
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