Putting the relationship back at the center
Handsly is a private, invitation-only network built for one thing: getting the right introduction, made by the right person, at the right moment.
The problem we set out to solve
AI made cold outreach infinite. Generic messages now arrive by the billion and inboxes are flooded. As volume goes up, attention goes down, and trust goes with it.
One thing still works: a real recommendation from a real person. That simple conviction is why Handsly exists. When someone you know introduces you, the conversation starts halfway won.
How Handsly is different
Handsly shows how many handshakes you are from any person, company, or profile. From there, you can request a qualified, consented introduction, passed along by a trusted intermediary.
- Invitation-only: every member gets 3 invitations, which keeps the network close and high quality.
- Trust Credits that discourage spam and reward serious requests.
- AI that helps you draft a clear, respectful request, but the human always decides.
- Quality over volume: fewer requests, and the right ones.
- Available on iOS and Android, free (0 EUR).
Who is behind Handsly
Handsly is published by Fibroweb, founded by Tristan Berguer, who also builds Buska.io. It is a founder-led project, built in Europe and based in Paris.
No inflated promises and no growth at all costs: just a small team that takes the trust it is given seriously, and would rather build something solid slowly. For anything at all, reach us at app@handsly.io.
Our principles
Privacy first
Your address book is optional and never shown to others. Contacts are hashed, and the intermediary's name stays hidden until they accept to make the introduction.
Consent by default
No introduction happens without agreement. Every connection passes through a real person who freely chooses to forward it, or not.
Quality before volume
We design Handsly to reduce noise, not amplify it. One good introduction is worth a thousand ignored messages.
Handsly exists for a simple reason: the best opportunities still travel through people. We want those introductions to feel easy, respectful, and worthy of trust. Welcome.