Smart matchmaking
Attendees are matched on goals, roles, and interests — complementarity-first, so introductions are relevant, not random.
Coming soon — conference matchmaking, done right
Connect with the right people.
HandShake matches conference attendees by their goals, roles, and interests — then runs the meetings, agenda, and messaging around every match. So every conversation counts.
Built for organizers, loved by attendees — one platform, every event.
What it does
Everything around the handshake.
Matchmaking is only the start. HandShake carries a connection from a suggested match all the way to a meeting that actually happens.
Meetings & agenda
Turn a match into a booked slot. Availability, scheduling, and a personal agenda keep the day running without the back-and-forth.
Messaging & safety
Break the ice before you meet, with consent-based contact sharing and safety tooling built in — so people connect on their own terms.
How it works
From a full room to the right introductions.
1
Set your goals
Attendees build a quick profile — what they do, who they want to meet, and what they're hoping to get out of the event.
2
Get matched
HandShake surfaces the people worth meeting and why, ranked by how well your goals line up with theirs.
3
Meet & follow up
Book a time, message ahead, and share contact details when it clicks — the whole handshake, in one place.
Who it's for
One platform, both sides of the room.
For organizers
Run richer networking with less effort. Set up an event, invite attendees, and let matchmaking do the heavy lifting.
- ✓ Multi-event, multi-organization from day one
- ✓ Your branding, your agenda, your rules
- ✓ Insight into how connections are forming
For attendees
Walk in knowing exactly who to meet. Spend your time on conversations that matter instead of hunting for them.
- ✓ Personalized matches with the reason why
- ✓ Book meetings and manage your own agenda
- ✓ Share contact details only when you choose to
Make your next event the one people remember.
Bringing people together at a conference, summit, or meetup? Let's talk about running it on HandShake.
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