What happens, in full
The conference is tomorrow. You want to walk in knowing who is worth finding and what to say to them, instead of working it out in the room.
So you ask for all of it at once: find the partners, speakers and companies attending, prepare me using the framework I use, and remember that my goal is to meet investors and founders.
What O does
It researches the event properly across the public web, then pulls out the parts that matter: the companies, the partners, the stages, the speakers, the themes running through it.
Then it does the half that only works if something already knows you. It maps that ecosystem against your own network, and against what it holds about you and the company, to work out who you already know inside it and what you would credibly talk about.
What comes back
The conference in summary: the scale, the themes, the stages, the key speakers.
Then twenty two people in your network connected to firms and companies attending, named, with where they sit.
Then the preparation itself, split by who you are meeting. For investors, the arguments worth making and the ground you can hold. For founders, a different set, and the questions worth asking. Plus a short priority list of who to message tonight rather than tomorrow.
What it replaces
Half an hour to two hours of tab-by-tab research, done in one question and about five minutes. The value is not only the time. It is walking into a room already knowing which conversations are available to you.