Missing piece
Good conversations go quiet after one exchange.
Keep notes visible when timing changes.
Keep long-running relationship memory.
Keep founder, operator, partner, and co-investor conversations findable over time.
What goes wrong?
LinkedIn remembers the thread, but not why the person mattered or when to revisit them.
Missing piece
Keep notes visible when timing changes.
Keep long-running relationship memory.
Missing piece
Group people by why they matter.
Tag people by deal, intro, or follow-up context.
Missing piece
Set reminders without running a sequence.
Surface the right person when timing changes.
How Narrow solves it
See labels, stages, reminders, search, and Sales Navigator support in the same workspace.





How do you run it?
Each step is small enough to run every day, but specific enough to keep important conversations from drifting.
"Met at SaaStr", "intro from Sarah", "watching for Series A". Context labels are what make a thread useful a year later.
Most relationships die after one good exchange. A 90-day nudge is the difference between a network and a contact list.
Once a month, open each relationship group and ping anyone going quiet. Small, consistent touches compound into the network that finds you deals.
Still deciding?
Yes. It's a relationship layer, not a sales tool. Labels, groups, and light reminders work for any long-horizon network.
Yes. Browse your full connections list, filter by persona, and reopen the threads worth reviving.
Narrow lives inside LinkedIn, where the conversations already happen. Nothing to import, sync, or maintain in a separate tool.
Add labels, reminders, and stages on top of the inbox you already use. No exports, no new CRM.
No credit card required