Cherrypiqr is a network mapping tool that analyzes your LinkedIn, email, and calendar activity to classify every connection into one of four strength bands — strong, warm, weak, or assumed — revealing who you actually know versus who exists only on paper.
What is Cherrypiqr?
Cherrypiqr (Decision Snapshots) is a relationship intelligence tool that derives connection strength from real, recent two-way activity rather than self-reported numbers. It ingests data from LinkedIn, mail, and calendar integrations and outputs a point-in-time "Decision Snapshot" showing how many target contacts are reachable, their band, and the warmest path (a broker) for each. The product is offered as a freemium service and is developed by Cherrypiqr (no parent company stated on the page).
Key Features
- Four-band classification — Every relationship is automatically assigned to strong (real, recent two-way activity), warm (live occasional contact), weak (present but fading), or assumed (on paper with no recent confirmation). No manual number entry required.
- Broker-mediated routing — For each target, Cherrypiqr identifies the warmest path and designates a broker (the person with the strongest connection). The broker must approve or decline the introduction; the target's contact details remain hidden until approval.
- Geographic concentration insights — The snapshot displays relationship distribution across cities (e.g., London, New York, Berlin, San Francisco, Singapore) and highlights concentration risks, such as San Francisco with 95% non-strong coverage.
- Privacy-first architecture — Raw contacts (names, emails, history) are never shared with requesters. Only the path band and broker identity are visible. The requester sees no contact details without explicit broker permission.
- Point-in-time locked reports — Each Decision Snapshot is a static record of network coverage for a specific decision, preventing changes after the fact.
- Activity-derived strength — Strength bands come from actual LinkedIn interactions, email exchanges, and calendar meetings — never from user-typed numbers.
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Who is it for?
- Sales professionals — who need to verify whether their network truly supports a deal and find the warmest introduction path to a prospect.
- Recruiters — evaluating coverage for a hiring target across cities and identifying which contacts can broker a warm referral.
- Business development teams — mapping influence in target accounts, spotting concentration risk (e.g., one city with 95% assumed connections), and deciding where to invest relationship-building effort.
What can you do with Cherrypiqr?
- Network audit: Upload a list of target contacts (e.g., decision-makers at a target company) and Cherrypiqr classifies each as strong, warm, weak, or assumed, showing overall reachable percentage — for example, 270 out of 300 targets reachable.
- Introduction routing: When you need an intro, Cherrypiqr shows the warmest path and asks that broker for approval. No auto-emails; the broker controls the introduction.
- Geographic risk analysis: The tool breaks down relationship strength by city, letting you see where you have many assumed connections (e.g., San Francisco) and need to build real activity.
How does Cherrypiqr work?
Step 1: Connect activity sources — LinkedIn, mail, and calendar. Cherrypiqr derives strength automatically. Step 2: For each target, the system identifies the warmest path and a broker. Step 3: The broker approves or declines the intro; contact details stay hidden until approval.
