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Trust Signal

Trust Signal quantifies the connection strength between two people using real data — shared employers, mutual LinkedIn connections, shared schools, and geographic proximity — and returns a 0–100 score with a per-signal breakdown.

The 6 Use Cases

  1. Hackathon filtering — rank attendees by connection strength to you or your team before the event
  2. VC → portco intros — surface the warmest path from a VC's network to a target company's team
  3. Internal team intro — find who on your team is closest to a specific target person
  4. Target-specific intro — given a specific person at a target company, find who can bridge you to them
  5. User/partner intro — identify warm intro paths through your existing customers or partners
  6. Help reverse lookup — given a person, surface concrete shared context you can lead with

How the Score Works

Signal Max Points Logic
Mutual LinkedIn connections 30 Count of shared 1st-degree connections
Shared employer 30 Overlapping tenure weighted; same team = bonus
Shared school 20 Same institution; same graduation era = higher
Geographic proximity 20 Same city > same region > same country

Total: 0–100. Each signal returns a score, its weight, and human-readable evidence strings (e.g. "Both worked at Stripe 2019–2021").

Tech Stack

Layer Choice
Framework Next.js 14 (App Router)
Language TypeScript
Styling Tailwind CSS
External API Crustdata (people enrichment, connections, employment, education)

Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/virang-nimrobo/context-con.git
cd context-con
cp .env.example .env
# Add your CRUSTDATA_API_KEY to .env
npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000, enter two LinkedIn URLs, and get a trust score.

Environment Variables

CRUSTDATA_API_KEY=your_key_here

Get an API key at crustdata.com.

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