People are dots. The companies you share pull them into clusters. The people who wrote you a recommendation stand out. Tap anyone and follow the lines. Then ask it where your next gig is most likely to come from, or who you should have introduced by now.
What you see first is a sample. Load your own and it becomes yours.
The live way. Install the Orbit extension, open LinkedIn, press the button. It walks your connections while you are signed in and builds the map with faces. Fresh every time you press it. Coming to the Chrome Web Store with Kind Words.
The no-install way. Ask LinkedIn for your Connections file (Settings, Data privacy, Get a copy of your data, Connections). It usually lands in about ten minutes. Drop the CSV on the map.
The ask bar runs on Claude. Three ways to power it, you pick, and none of them cost us anything.
Your own key. Paste an Anthropic API key in the map's settings. It stays in your browser, questions go straight from your browser to Anthropic, you pay for what you ask. Coming this week.
Run it yourself. Open source. Clone it, run one command, and it rides your own Claude login on your own machine. github.com/weirdosdesign, repo landing this week.
No key. The map still works. Load your network, explore it, follow the lines. Only the ask bar needs a key.
Your Connections file, or the extension reading LinkedIn while you are signed in. LinkedIn gives nobody an API for your connections, so those are the only two doors, and both are your own data read by you. Nothing of yours lands on our servers: the map builds in your browser, the extension stores what it reads in your browser, and if you run it yourself it never leaves your machine.
Is it free? Yes. With your own key, Anthropic bills you a few cents a question. We bill nothing.
Can it see my messages or post as me? No. It reads your connections list. It writes nothing to LinkedIn.
Something broke. Write to hello@weirdos.design. One guy, he answers.