Buzz turns Lightyear's network into meetings. It finds the warmest path to the people you need, drafts the email in your voice, and routes the intro to the partner who actually knows them.
Invitation only. Accounts are created by the Lightyear team.
Buzz reads who you've emailed and how often, never what you wrote, and adds titles from your LinkedIn export. In a few minutes it knows your real network better than your contacts app does.
Say who you want to meet: design partners, a seed lead, the VP Finance at a 3PL. Every morning there's a short queue of personal emails. Fix a line, approve, and it lands in your own Gmail drafts. You press Send.
When a Lightyear partner knows someone at the company you're after, Buzz shows you the role ("COO at Northstar 3PL") and sends a forwardable blurb to that partner. They decide. A person reads every request.
Each partner's Gmail and LinkedIn, merged into a single graph of people and companies. Clusters show where Lightyear is strong. Gold paths show who can make the intro. Press Present and it goes full screen with names hidden, ready for a room.
The To, Cc and Date headers of email you sent, plus labels and thread IDs. Used to show you who you know and how recently you've been in touch, so Buzz can suggest the warmest people to contact. We never read or store message bodies or attachments.
Founders only. When you approve an email, Buzz creates it as a draft in your Gmail. It never sends email: you review and send from Gmail yourself.
Founders only. Used to notice when a meeting is booked with someone you emailed during your sprint. We use attendee addresses and event dates only, and don't store event details.
Buzz's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. We don't sell your data, use it for advertising, or use it to train AI models. You can disconnect Google and delete your data at any time. Details are in our privacy policy.