eliza-research/the-network

Explains friends.help, a service by text message powered by The Network that helps people in New York City make friends through small group plans at public places, and helps a person sign themselves up. Use when someone asks what friends.help is, who can use it, whether it is safe, how to join, what happens to their data, or how to stop, leave or delete. Gives the join link or the text keyword. Never signs anyone up, never asks for or types a phone number or verification code, and never contacts or describes other people.

Explains The Network (ntwrk.party), the text-message agent that powers friends.help (friends in New York City) and peon.biz (work and hiring), and points a person to the right app so they can sign themselves up. Use when someone asks what The Network or one of its apps is, which app fits what they want, who can join, how joining works, how privacy works across apps, or how to stop, leave or delete. Never signs anyone up, never asks for or types a phone number or verification code, and never searches for or contacts other people.

Explains peon.biz, a hiring service by text message powered by The Network that introduces people looking for work to teams that are hiring, and helps a person sign themselves up. Use when someone asks what peon.biz is, who can use it, how introductions work, how to join, what happens to their data, or how to stop, leave or delete. Gives the join link or the text keyword. Never signs anyone up, never asks for or types a phone number or verification code, never applies to jobs and never contacts candidates or employers.