Manage your network
Your network
Section titled “Your network”Networks holds everyone you’ve connected with: card exchanges, scans, and accepted connection requests. Search, filter, and open anyone to see how and where you met.
Tags and notes
Section titled “Tags and notes”Add private tags (“investor”, “expo-2026”) and notes (text or voice) to any connection. They’re yours alone; the other person never sees them.
Follow-ups
Section titled “Follow-ups”Momentum dies in the first 48 hours. From a connection you can send a follow-up email without leaving Lynqu. Teams get reusable templates, compliance-safe sending, and automation. See Campaigns & follow-ups.
Bookings
Section titled “Bookings”Let people book time with you straight from your card: set your availability, services, and buffer rules in Dashboard → Bookings, and a booking button appears on your card. Confirmations and reminders go out automatically.
Propose times
Section titled “Propose times”When you would rather offer than wait, send someone two or three times that work and let them pick one. Open Dashboard → Bookings → Propose times, or find the person in your network and use Propose times on their details panel.
Type the recipient’s address, or pick someone already in your network: start typing and anyone with an email address on their card appears below the field, name and address filled in for you. The field stays editable either way, so a stranger whose card you have only just taken is as quick to reach as a saved contact.
You choose the times from your real open slots, so anything already booked (including meetings on a connected calendar) is not on offer. Add a short message if you want. They get an email with the times as buttons; the one they choose is confirmed and the others are released. They can also propose a different time back, which lands in your bookings for you to accept or decline.
Each offer is held for seven days. You can withdraw one at any time from the Proposed times section.
What people are asked for
Section titled “What people are asked for”Under Dashboard → Bookings → Settings, “What you ask for” controls the booking form. A name is always required. An email address is required by default, because it is how the confirmation, the reminders, the calendar invite and the reschedule link all reach the person booking. A phone number is optional by default, asking for less usually means more bookings.
You can make either one optional, but not both: there always has to be one way to reach whoever books.
Note to attendee
Section titled “Note to attendee”Anything you write here is delivered when a booking is confirmed: in the confirmation email, in every reminder, and in the calendar invite itself. A video call link, directions, what to bring.
Set one for all your bookings under Settings, a different one per service, or a one-off note on a single booking. The most specific one wins.
This is not the private note on a booking. That one is yours alone and is never sent to anyone.
Connected calendars
Section titled “Connected calendars”Connect Google or Microsoft under Settings → Connected calendars and the times you are already busy stop being bookable. Use Preview busy times to see exactly which windows are being blocked over the next week. Start and end only, never event titles.
The two providers see different amounts:
- Microsoft: every calendar on the account, including secondary and subscribed ones.
- Google: your primary calendar only.
If a connection stops working, we email you and put it in your inbox, because a calendar we can no longer read looks exactly like a completely free week. You can also turn the busy check off entirely if you would rather manage availability by hand.
Widgets, watch, and shortcuts
Section titled “Widgets, watch, and shortcuts”Your QR code and recent connections are available as home-screen widgets, on Apple Watch / Wear OS, and via app shortcuts. Sharing your card never takes more than a tap.