PUBLIC-INFORMATION PEOPLE DISCOVERY

Whomly

Find people.
Open opportunities.

Describe who matters. Whomly is designed to help organize public professional sources into useful context, then help you prepare the next conversation.

In DevelopmentIn development; no public release date or store availability announced
Whomly concept showing its identity, people search, professional profile, AI-assisted insights, saved research, and outreach draft
Current Whomly product direction · in development

DISCOVER → UNDERSTAND → CONNECT

01

Discover

Search public professional sources by role, industry, organization, geography, expertise, keywords, and other useful criteria.

02

Understand

Bring scattered public information into a readable profile with professional experience, relevant themes, and reasons a person may fit the search.

03

Connect

Save people, organize lists, review the evidence, and prepare a thoughtful introduction grounded in relevant public context.

Whomly search-first mobile interface with professional criteria and recent searches

SEARCH WITH INTENT

Ask for the person you actually need.

General counsels in Chicago. Healthcare innovation leaders. AI researchers at leading universities. Potential board members. Whomly starts with a real question, not an endless directory.

AI-assisted, not all-knowing.

Whomly may help summarize public professional context and draft outreach for the user to review. It does not claim access to private profiles, bypass privacy settings, or invent psychological dossiers.

PUBLIC INFORMATION · YOUR CONTROL

Useful research without unnecessary surveillance.

Whomly is being designed around publicly available professional information and user-directed research. Provider choices, retention details, and production security controls remain under review before release.

In development. No public service, private-network access, automated contact feature, or release date is announced.

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