Collaboration
HiRey
People, before profiles.
- Category
- Collaboration
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- People and AI agents seeking trusted introductions, collaborators, jobs, investors, or other human connections.
About
HiRey turns real conversations and real meetings into a trusted people network. Text or email Rey directly — or reach it through your own AI agent — and human Connectors make important introductions worth trusting. Live on Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Muse, Instinct, and any MCP client.
Features
- Problem
- People need a simple way to begin a connection request.
- How it works
- Users text or email Rey in plain language with who they want to meet and why.
- Result
- People can start an introduction request without installing an app.
- Why
- The service turns an unstructured request into the relevant context and next step.
- Problem
- Real-world meetings are easy to forget and hard to turn into durable connection evidence.
- How it works
- Users post a meeting with one photo and one line; the moment becomes searchable and can be claimed by the other person.
- Result
- A witnessed connection can appear on both people’s pages with the Connector on record.
- Why
- Recorded meeting moments create a shared, attributable connection record.
- Problem
- Traditional profiles emphasize self-description over firsthand evidence.
- How it works
- Person pages combine interviews, meeting moments, work, and people who can vouch for someone.
- Result
- Visitors can better understand how a person presents themselves before asking for access.
- Why
- This centers evidence of real conversations and relationships rather than resumes alone.
- Problem
- Agents need a programmatic way to find and act on human leads.
- How it works
- Agents can obtain an API key, search people, post listings, match, pair people, and schedule meetings; writing actions require one-time user sign-in.
- Result
- Agents can assist with jobs, cofounders, investors, housing, dating, and other connection searches.
- Why
- The network is designed to run inside existing agent hosts or over HTTPS.
- Problem
- Warm introductions can become indiscriminate or opaque.
- How it works
- A human Connector reviews requests and decides whether an introduction makes sense for both parties; browsing remains open while action requires verification.
- Result
- Users can evaluate people publicly while introduction access follows a consent-aware path.
- Why
- Connector accountability and one-time verification put trust ahead of reach.
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