Your network is your most valuable professional asset. We built the tool that treats it like one.

Meet the people behind Goodword.
Why we built it

Nobody is bad at meeting people. Everybody is bad at keeping up.

The problem was never making connections. It was keeping them. Forgetting to follow up after a great conversation. Losing track of a warm intro. Walking into a meeting with no context on the person across the table.

Professionals are drowning in connections but have no time, system, or memory to cultivate them. Goodword organises your relationships, remembers the context, and prompts the meaningful interaction at the right moment, so you can focus on the part that was always the point: the people.

94%

of leaders say networking drives success.

20%

are doing it right.

The Team
Meet the founders
Caroline Dell, co-founder and CEO of Goodword
Caroline Dell, Co-Founder & CEO
Employee number three at LOLA and number five at Chief, which she helped scale to 20,000 members and $120M in ARR in four years, making it one of the fastest-growing female-founded companies to reach unicorn status. Obsessed with the gap between how professionals think about networking and how they actually do it.
Chris Fischer, co-founder and CPTO of Goodword
Chris Fischer, Co-Founder & CPTO
Eight-time founder with deep expertise in consumer and B2B products, search, recommendations and data infrastructure. Built product and engineering organizations from zero to 100-plus at Shutterstock, DigitalOcean, Reonomy, Beatport and Apply. Believes the best tools disappear into your workflow.

Behind it

The rest of the people who build it.

A small team, and the people who actually build the thing.

The Goodword team together at a restaurant dinner

Team dinner, February 2026.

How we work

Three things we’ve decided.

Your network is yours

Sign up with a personal email. Goodword travels with you through the next role and the one after. Nothing is tied to a work domain, and everything exports.

We never sell your data

Your relationships power features inside your own account and nothing else. No third parties, no ad networks, no training anyone else’s model.

The tool disappears

Goodword feels like something you did, not something you operated. If a feature needs explaining twice, that is our problem, not yours.

In the press

What’s been written about us.

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Come build with us
We're a small team solving a big problem: how professionals maintain the relationships that drive their careers. If that excites you, we'd love to talk.
Four members of the Goodword team at an outdoor table in the evening