Being great at conversation isn't a personality trait. It's a skill.
Conv. helps you prepare for real conversations with real people — so you walk into any room knowing exactly what to say, who to talk to, and how to start.
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Your Cheat Sheet
We've all been there.
Birthday Party
Standing near the chip bowl, scrolling through your phone to look busy because you forgot everyone's name.
Elevator with CTO
The longest 30 seconds of your life spent intensely studying the inspection certificate on the wall.
Office Happy Hour
Wanting to join the circle but waiting for a 'gap' in the conversation that never actually happens.
First Date
Asking "So... what do you like to do?" for the third time because your brain has completely gone offline.
"The problem was never you. It was that nobody taught you how to prepare."
Charisma isn't magic. It's preparation.
The person you admire who 'just knows' what to say? They're usually just prepared. They remember names, they recall small details from last year, and they have a few stories ready to go.
Preparation doesn't make you fake. It makes you present.
When you aren't panic-searching for a topic, you can actually listen. You can actually be yourself.
Your 2-minute cheat sheet before walking into any room.
Add your people
Log small details about the people in your life. "Jake. Lives in Seattle. Loves SpaceX. Recently got a promotion."
Get prepped before any event
Heading to a dinner where Jake will be? Conv. pings you 10 mins before with his bio and 2 great opening questions.
Walk in and actually enjoy it
No more brain fog. No more rehearsing. Just genuine connection. Preparation feels like confidence.
Imagine if next time went differently.
The 'Take Two' experience.
Birthday Party
"Hey Maya, happy birthday! Last time we talked you were just starting that photography course—how's the darkroom going?"
Elevator with CTO
"Morning, Sarah. I saw your post about the new cloud migration—it's impressive how the team handled that legacy transition."
Office Happy Hour
"Mind if I jump in? I caught the end of that—are we talking about the best tacos in the city?"
First Date
"You mentioned in your profile that you're a big Ghibli fan—have you seen the new Boy and the Heron yet?"
"Same you. Same room. Completely different experience."
Real people. Real rooms. Real results.
We asked early users what changed. They had a lot to say. Ironic.
"As an engineer, I always felt like social skills were a 'black box'. This gave me a system. I don't dread the weekly sync anymore because I'm actually prepared."
Software Engineer
Tech Lead at a FinTech
"First dates used to feel like job interviews. Now I show up with actual things to talk about. My last date said I was 'so easy to talk to.' If only she knew."
Product Designer
Hinge survivor
"Ran into an old colleague I hadn't talked to in a year. I asked about her rock climbing trip to Colorado. She said 'wow you remembered.' I didn't. The app did."
Marketing Manager
Series B startup
"My girlfriend's coworker's wedding. Knew nobody. Prepped on three people at our table. One was into F1, one had a golden retriever named Kevin. I actually made a friend."
Data Analyst
Reluctant plus-one
"I've worked at my company for three years and never said more than 'good morning' to our VP. Asked her about the marathon she ran. She remembered my name in a meeting the next day."
Backend Developer
Mid-size SaaS company
"As an engineer, I always felt like social skills were a 'black box'. This gave me a system. I don't dread the weekly sync anymore because I'm actually prepared."
Software Engineer
Tech Lead at a FinTech
"First dates used to feel like job interviews. Now I show up with actual things to talk about. My last date said I was 'so easy to talk to.' If only she knew."
Product Designer
Hinge survivor
"Ran into an old colleague I hadn't talked to in a year. I asked about her rock climbing trip to Colorado. She said 'wow you remembered.' I didn't. The app did."
Marketing Manager
Series B startup
"My girlfriend's coworker's wedding. Knew nobody. Prepped on three people at our table. One was into F1, one had a golden retriever named Kevin. I actually made a friend."
Data Analyst
Reluctant plus-one
"I've worked at my company for three years and never said more than 'good morning' to our VP. Asked her about the marathon she ran. She remembered my name in a meeting the next day."
Backend Developer
Mid-size SaaS company
"Office happy hours used to be me standing near the snacks hoping someone would come to me. Now I walk in with three things to say to three people. In and out in 30 minutes. People think I'm social."
UX Researcher
Big tech, small talker
"Started a new job and didn't know anyone. Prepped before my first team lunch. By Friday they were inviting me to things. It took me 6 months to get there at my last job."
Account Executive
Just moved to Austin
"Let's be real — I'm awkward. I'll always be a little awkward. But now I'm awkward with a game plan, and that's made all the difference."
Freelance Writer
Works from home, panics outside of it
"I don't hate people. I hate not knowing what to say to them. Now I know. That's it. That's the whole review."
PhD Student
Neuroscience, ironically
"Used to ghost every office social event. Now I go, say three smart things, make one person laugh, and leave feeling like a legend. Total time invested: 2 minutes."
DevOps Engineer
Remote worker who actually showed up
"Office happy hours used to be me standing near the snacks hoping someone would come to me. Now I walk in with three things to say to three people. In and out in 30 minutes. People think I'm social."
UX Researcher
Big tech, small talker
"Started a new job and didn't know anyone. Prepped before my first team lunch. By Friday they were inviting me to things. It took me 6 months to get there at my last job."
Account Executive
Just moved to Austin
"Let's be real — I'm awkward. I'll always be a little awkward. But now I'm awkward with a game plan, and that's made all the difference."
Freelance Writer
Works from home, panics outside of it
"I don't hate people. I hate not knowing what to say to them. Now I know. That's it. That's the whole review."
PhD Student
Neuroscience, ironically
"Used to ghost every office social event. Now I go, say three smart things, make one person laugh, and leave feeling like a legend. Total time invested: 2 minutes."
DevOps Engineer
Remote worker who actually showed up
This is for you if...
You've ever sat in your car for 5 minutes "gearing up" before going inside.
You find yourself asking the same 3 boring questions over and over.
You're "great once people get to know you" but struggle with the first meeting.
You forget names roughly 4 seconds after hearing them.
You want to build a better network but hate "networking."
You're tired of feeling invisible in group conversations.
You don't need to become an extrovert. You just need 2 minutes.
We're building this for every person who's ever left a party early... Being social is a skill. And you're about to get really good at it.
Currently in private beta. Early birds get lifetime priority.