Stuart is in pilot phase but you can still sign up here.
Stuart will let you know when it's time.
Find the people you should meet, but wouldn't. The people walking right past you, behind you in the queue for coffee, sitting at the next table. They could be the ones who'll open doors, who'll change what happens next.
We have all stood at the edge of a room, dreading the words "now go and mingle". We have all walked into a conference, braced for the sales pitch. We have all ignored a cold message, and we have all sent one too.
Networking is hard. But ironically, the best person for you to meet, the one you'll actually stay in touch with, is probably ten feet away, talking to someone else and feeling exactly what you do.
Stuart finds someone nearby, right now, who you will actually click with, and gives you context. Both accept? Great. Put the phone down and meet.
A digital rolodex that remembers, so you don't have to. Handy reminders, and the message already drafted. Thanks, Dex.
Ask for help and Stuart goes looking for it. Give help when Stuart asks. It feels good.
Our Stuart died in 2015, aged 94. Until just six months before, Stuart was still travelling the world, connecting with a vast network of friends and colleagues and thoughtfully introducing people to one another.
Stuart's generosity of spirit changed the lives of some and inspired many others to do the same.
Stuart the app is an attempt to bottle that instinct and share it with the world.
We all need to be more Stuart.
Stuart is in pilot phase but you can still sign up here.
Stuart will let you know when it's time.