Free Job-Referral & Networking Tools

The main tool

Warm Intro Finder

Enter a target company and your background — your schools and past employers — and get a ranked list of real people there who can refer you, each with a personalized warm-intro message ready to send. This is the tool the rest funnel into.

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Quick free tools

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Referral Outreach Score

Paste the message you'd send to ask for a referral and get a score out of 100, an honest roast, and the exact fixes.

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LinkedIn Connection Request Generator

Enter who you're messaging and what you share — get 3 short, personalized connection notes that fit the 300-character limit.

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Find Alumni at a Company

Search any company for people who share your school, employer, or field — the ones most likely to accept and refer you.

How the tools fit together

FindWarmIntros is a free set of job-search tools built around one idea: a referral from someone who shares a real connection with you beats another cold application every time. Each tool is free, needs no signup, and runs in seconds.

Warm Intro Finder is the main tool — it finds the real people at a target company who can refer you and drafts the intro.
Referral Outreach Score grades the message you plan to send out of 100 and shows exactly what's dragging it down before you hit send.
LinkedIn Connection Request Generator writes short, personalized connection notes that lead with your shared signal and fit LinkedIn's 300-character cap.

Which tool should I use?

Don't know who to ask for a referral? Start with the Warm Intro Finder.
Got the person, not sure your ask lands? Run the Referral Outreach Score.
Sending a LinkedIn request? Use the connection note generator.

Free tools FAQ

Are these tools really free?: Yes — every tool here is free with no signup, including the finder that drafts your warm-intro messages.
Do I need to install anything?: No. Everything runs in your browser.
Is my text private?: The scoring and connection-note tools run entirely in your browser and don't send your text anywhere. The finder uses the company and background you enter to surface people who can refer you.