Boardy

Boardy is a superconnector rather than an assistant: you tell it what you are building and who you need, it matches you against what other people have told it, and once both sides opt in it makes the introduction and books the call. It is the only listing here you reach by phone first.

The numbers it publishes are the largest of any listing in this directory: 202,250 introductions made, 226,227 people spoken with, $82 billion of capital introduced and a seventeen hour average time to match. All of them are its own figures. What is unusual is that it also publishes its audience, 36,300 on X and 98,000 on LinkedIn and 126,000 on Substack, which is a rare thing for a product to treat as a statistic about itself.

Boardy Pro is where the calendar comes in. The stated way to get access is to ask Boardy to connect your Google Calendar, which makes it the only paid-sounding tier here gated on a permission rather than a price. From there it will find times, reply on an email thread it is copied into, and join a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams call where it can listen and speak when brought in.

There is no readable privacy policy. Every path we tried, including the one this listing carried before, returns the marketing page. For a product whose entire function is holding what thousands of people have told it about themselves and deciding who should hear it, that is the row that matters most and it is empty.