Feature
See how people connect—not just who you know.
Who knows whom—and how?
Directed edges between Person nodes.
Record how people connect—reports to, influences, blocks, supports, works with—and explore a network view for the web of intros, allies, and blockers around you.
Link people with types like reports-to or works-with, then open a network map when a list is not enough.
Relationship records store type, direction, and endpoints for graph rendering and queries (“who influences whom”).
Relationships & network — screenshot coming soon
Relationships & network — screenshot coming soon
Relationships & network — screenshot coming soon
Why it matters Why it matters Data model & behavior
- Named relationship types with direction
- Network-style visualisation for people and links
- Pairs cleanly with project stakeholders
- Directed relationship types
- Graph view of people and links
- Works with project stakeholders
- Edge model: fromPerson, toPerson, relationshipType
- Network view renders force-directed or list-backed graph UI
- Stakeholder links on Project reference the same Person IDs
How teams use it In practice Implementation notes
Relationships are first-class so you can answer “who should intro me?” or “who can unblock this?” without digging through threads.
The network view complements lists when you are orienting in a new team—or mapping a client ecosystem.
Helps answer “who should intro me?” without digging through email.
Nice when you are new to a team or mapping a client.
Complements list views; same data drives both.
No third-party graph database—local store only.