Free Network Analysis
Intero Insight

See who your network actually reaches

Drop in your LinkedIn connections file for an instant read of your reach, your depth, and your gaps.

Free · No signup · Nothing leaves your browser
1Get your file from LinkedIn
Open LinkedIn's export page

Signed in to LinkedIn in this browser? That button lands right on the export page. Choose Download larger data archive and request it. LinkedIn emails you the file, usually within the hour.

2Drop it here
Drop Connections.csv here
or click to browse. It's inside LinkedIn's ZIP.
Export your LinkedIn connections:
  1. Go to LinkedIn's Download my data page. You can also reach it through Settings & Privacy, then Data privacy, then Get a copy of your data.
  2. Choose the first option, Download larger data archive. LinkedIn no longer lets you pick Connections on its own, so this is now the way to get it.
  3. Click Request archive and enter your password if asked. LinkedIn emails you when it is ready. It often arrives within an hour, though LinkedIn says it can take up to 24.
  4. Download the ZIP from that email and open it. Inside, find the file named Connections.csv.
  5. Upload that Connections.csv here.
This tool only uses Connections.csv from the archive. The rest of your data is yours to keep for other purposes.
How your data is handled:

Your connections file is read by code running inside this browser tab, on your own computer. It is never uploaded, sent, or stored anywhere. There is no server-side step in this tool. The page is a single static file that has no way to receive data.

The same holds for any target list you match against your network: it is read by this tab and never leaves your computer.

When you close the tab, the data is gone. Nothing about you or your network is saved.

You can verify this yourself. Turn off your wifi after the page loads, then upload your file. The report still runs, because nothing it does needs the network.

We don't store your data. Nothing you upload is saved or sent to a server.
What you'll see
Your reach by company, seniority, and function.
Your depth, down to the accounts that rest on one relationship.
Any target list, matched. See who you already reach.
A PDF report to keep and share.
Doing this for a team?
A Collective Network Match instance runs this same read across everyone's networks and merges them into one view, so you see the coverage no single person can.
See how it works