What a report actually looks like. Two of them, in full, with nothing blurred out.
Both are fictitious — no real member’s data — but built from the same templates the live product renders: a Flock Report once enough people join a shared link, and a 1:1 compatibility report once you connect with someone.
You brought these people together
Every attendee of this webinar for first-time startup founders got one. This is what the person who dropped the invite link saw.
Capability inventory
People to connect with
You’re connected with 5 of the 11 people here (45%).
Links from profiles
Dana — dana-cfo.example
Theo — theo-writes.example, linkedin.com/in/theo
Each person in the flock gets their own version of this, written from what they said they were looking for — so no two people read the same report.
You & Maya
Generated once two people connect, and visible only to the two of them.
You and Maya share a builder’s instinct for hard, unglamorous technical problems and a habit of shipping things yourselves before they are official products. Your domains diverge — you are deep in fintech infrastructure, she has spent three years in agricultural hardware — but the underlying skill set overlaps far more than either of you would guess from a bio.
Shared interests
- Long-distance trail running — you have both finished an ultramarathon in the last two years
- Pre-1980s science fiction, particularly anything involving generation ships
- A stated preference for building the rough version yourself before hiring anyone to build it properly
Opportunities to connect
- Maya is building a soil-sensor network that needs exactly the embedded-systems experience behind your cockpit-display work
- You mentioned wanting a technical co-founder for the wearables idea — Maya has led two hardware teams from zero
- Compare notes on raising a pre-seed round: she closed hers four months ago
Noteworthy things
- Maya was the first engineer at a company later acquired by John Deere
- She rebuilt a 1966 sailboat solo and sailed it from Miami to Bermuda
- She spent two years teaching robotics in Brazil and is fluent in Portuguese
Only visible to you and Maya, and only once you have connected — the buttons above are what you would actually get: a way back to your connections list, a direct line to message her, her full profile, and the same mute/block controls every connection gets.
Ready to see your own?
Flocks and connections both start free — create an account, drop one invite link into the next thing you attend, and the report writes itself.