How Netch works: online community + offline events

Netch has two parts. They work independently, but together they cover the full relationship arc from first discovery to meeting in person.

The online side

The online side is built around Discover: a feed of SaaS professionals you can browse, filter, and swipe on.

Browse and filter. Open Discover and you'll see profile cards. Each card shows name, job title, company, and goals. Use filters to narrow by role, industry, sector, tools, skills, or location.

Swipe. When you see someone you'd like to meet, swipe right (or tap the checkmark). If they swipe right on you too, you match.

Auto intro message. When a match happens, Netch sends an automatic message to both of you. The message includes both your calendar links. You can book a call without any back-and-forth.

Chat. After matching, you can message each other directly. Use it to set context before a call or follow up after one.

The offline side

Netch organizes meetups and shows up at third-party SaaS events.

Netch meetups. Events organized by Netch, typically in cities with an active member base. They're small and structured to make conversations easier.

Third-party events. When a major SaaS conference is happening, Netch may set up a presence or a side event. You can use your Netch profile to connect with attendees before, during, and after the event.

Discover at events. The Events section shows upcoming events near you and who's attending. Connect with attendees online before the event so you're not starting cold on the day.

How the two sides connect

Most relationships start online. You match on Discover, book a call, and build a connection. If you end up at the same event later, you already know each other.

Offline events are a shortcut to that. They put you in the same room as members in your area, which means fewer cold intros and faster conversations.