NextStone

What do you want to do?

Small actions that move your career forward.

NextStone is a career and networking assistant. Tell it your goals and it finds the people, organizations, jobs and events that fit them. Then it tells you what to do next, and drafts the emails and LinkedIn messages for you.

Get startedSee what you get
  1. Email drafted for you

    Write to Priya Raman

    She went to your school and now works at Harborline, a firm you follow.

  2. Apply by Oct 14

    Summer Analyst Internship, Northfield Housing

    Matches your interest in affordable housing.

  3. Event on Oct 9

    Climate Careers Night

    Three firms you follow are hiring there.

Your career runs on people.

AI is changing what work looks like, and your career could go in many directions. What stays true is that most opportunities come through people.

One coffee chat can open up a new field. One conference can introduce you to your next manager, co-founder or client.

Finding the right people, remembering to follow up and spotting the right events is a lot to keep track of. NextStone does that work for you.

  • A coffee chatAn intro to her teamAn internship offer
  • A conferenceThe founder next to youYour co-founder
  • A note to a classmateA referralA new job

What you get

Three things, all built around the goals you set: a dashboard, an email digest, and messages written for you.

A dashboard that keeps itself up to date

  • Five tabs: Home, Goals, People, Organizations and Opportunities.
  • A few times a week, NextStone checks for new jobs, events and news about the organizations you follow.
  • Home shows a short to-do list. Each item says why it is there and what to do.
NextStoneUpdated this morning

  • Write to Priya Raman

    She just joined Harborline’s resilience team.

    Draft ready

  • Apply: Summer Analyst, Northfield Housing

    Matches your first goal.

    Due Oct 14

  • Register: Climate Careers Night

    Three firms you follow will be there.

    Oct 9

A short email digest, sent to you

  • Sent to the email address you choose.
  • You pick how often (every day, twice a week or once a week), which days and what time.
  • Only a few items each time. Reply in plain words, like “I met Priya,” and NextStone updates your records.

From NextStone

To you@youremail.com

Your week: 3 things worth doing

Good morning. Here is what NextStone found since Thursday.

  1. 1Write to Priya Raman. She just joined Harborline. Your draft is ready in NextStone.
  2. 2Apply to Northfield Housing’s summer internship. Applications close October 14.
  3. 3Go to Climate Careers Night on October 9. Three firms you follow are recruiting there.

Reply to this email to update NextStone, for example “I met Priya on Tuesday.”

Emails and LinkedIn messages, drafted for you

  • When it is a good time to contact someone, NextStone writes a first draft based on the reason to reach out.
  • Choose an email or a LinkedIn message, and edit it however you like.
  • You always send it yourself. NextStone never sends anything on your behalf.

To priya.raman@harborline.com

Subject Question about your work at Harborline

Hi Priya, I saw that you recently joined Harborline’s resilience team. Congratulations. I am a junior studying urban planning at your old university, and I am hoping to work on climate adaptation projects next summer. Would you have 15 minutes in the next few weeks to tell me how you got into this work? Thank you, Alex

You review it and send it yourself.Copy text

How it works

Setup takes six short questions. After that, NextStone keeps working in the background.

  1. 1

    Answer six questions

    What you are working toward, your background (upload a resume if you have one) and the fields you are curious about.

  2. 2

    Choose what to follow

    The organizations you care about, and the kinds of opportunities you want: jobs, internships, fellowships, conferences or events.

  3. 3

    Check your dashboard and digest

    A few suggestions at a time, each with the reason it was picked and a next step, like a drafted message.

  4. 4

    Tell NextStone what doesn’t fit

    Mark a suggestion as not relevant and say why in a sentence. Your next suggestions take it into account.

Where do you want to be in two years?

Get started

Six short questions to set up.