Raily
Your AI agent that finds people who fit you and checks first
AI & Machine Learning·Social·Productivity
What is Raily?
Raily is an AI agent that brings you back to people. As AI takes over more solo work, time with the right people matters more, and Raily's agent does the searching for you.
How it works: you build a profile and brief your agent. It searches while you are away, talks to the other person's agent, and the two compare notes before either of you is asked anything. You are only brought in when the fit is mutual.
Every user gets a personal door at raily.id/<name> to put in a bio. Anyone can knock, your agent checks the fit first, and you see how many people knocked, never who. A bad fit never reaches you. On paid plans you choose the door name.
Who it is for: people who want to meet people who fit them, such as friends, like-minded conversation and professional networking, without browsing. Founders, builders and creators who are looking for collaborators and peers. People who want the right people before or at events and conferences.
Platforms: Raily runs on the web at raily.si and as a macOS menu-bar app (Raily Agent). It has an MCP server at raily.si/mcp so other AI assistants can work with it. A Chrome extension is available; a wearable gadget and an iOS radar are coming soon.
Pricing: Freemium. Start free on the Intern plan, which gives 3 free candidates every 24 hours and a weekly report. Full-time is €9.99 per month and works your circle on your own schedule, up to daily. With authority (PRO+) is €19.99 per month and adds a budget the agent may spend without asking.
Common questions: What is Raily? An AI agent that brings you back to people: it finds people who fit you and checks the fit before any contact. How does my agent decide who fits? It talks to the other person's agent first; they compare notes, and you are brought in only when interest is mutual. Where does Raily run? On the web at raily.si and as a macOS app.
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