LinkLink

For summer interns and new grads

Your intern life starts here.

LinkLink is the social hub for interns. Find housing from a screenshot, meet interns across companies, and turn hellos into plans in your new city.

Free for students · Takes a minute · No spam

Open now: San Francisco Bay Area.

  • Housing, sortedScreenshot a listing. Get a board, a map and the fine print.
  • People, not profilesMeet interns across companies, then make a real plan.
  • A city that feels like yoursCoffee, food and places to go, picked by other interns.

Why it exists

Your company Slack is for work. LinkedIn is for your résumé. This is for everything else.

An internship is a new city, a new job and a few months to make it feel like yours. Most of the people you'd want to meet work somewhere else.

  • Interns at every company

    Meet interns from the big names and the startups down the street, not only the people on your team or in your Slack.

  • Plans, not just profiles

    Swap "let's connect" for "want ramen on Thursday?" Dine outs, hangouts and meetups turn a name into someone you actually know.

  • A social life for after work

    A city is easier when you already know people in it. Build that habit now, and take it with you when the summer ends.

Take the tour

Everything an intern needs in a new city.

Eight things you can do on LinkLink, shown as the real app. Pick one and watch it work.

Your saved listings in colour-coded folders, on a map, with the numbers side by side.

  • Folders for each status
  • Filters for rent, rooms and where
  • Cards, a table and a map
Try it →
Housing board: Your folders, one colour per status, Filters and a map, A card for every listing, Open a listing for the details

Built AI-native

AI does the first step. You stay in charge.

Six places where a model does real work in LinkLink, and what keeps each one honest.

Vision

Screenshot → listing

📱 a screenshot of a rental post

$2,150/mo · 2 bd · pets ok · fee $50

Reads the whole screenshot and fills in the rent, rooms, fees and fine print.

Guardrail Every field shows the line it came from. Nothing is guessed.

Language + maps

Clues → pin

“10 min walk from the plaza, near the gym”

📍 a pin, and a circle for how sure we are

Reads the location clues. Map services supply the coordinates.

Guardrail It never invents a coordinate. Unclear city? It asks you.

Language

LinkedIn → name card

a pasted profile, or a screenshot of one

name · role · company · school · city

Pulls the five fields a name card needs. Nothing is scraped.

Guardrail You review it first. The paste is discarded.

Language, on our server

Cravings → search

“our first formal dinner with my cohort, somewhere cozy, vegetarian”

cozy · group dinner | 🥬 vegetarian

A small model turns a messy sentence into search terms.

Guardrail Diet and price come only from your words, never the model.

Language

A mentor for hard days

“my manager gave me no feedback all week”

a calm reply · a weekly review · resume bullets

A peer coach for feelings and work, and a summary of your week.

Guardrail Crisis words go to hotlines first. Personal details are stripped.

Image, on our server

Real drinks only

📷 a photo you picked for your brew

✅ a drink ❌ “that looks like a person”

An image model checks that the photo is a drink.

Guardrail It runs on our own server. The photo never leaves it.

Why it is AI-native

You bring the mess. We bring the answers.

Interns do not have tidy data. They have screenshots, half-finished sentences and photos. LinkLink starts there, so the AI is the product itself, and not a chat box added on top.

  • No forms. Ever.

    Drop in a screenshot, a sentence or a photo. We do the typing.

    Listings, name cards, searches

  • You have the last word.

    Every answer shows where it came from, so you can check it, fix it or ignore it.

    Each field points to its source

  • It knows its limits.

    A model suggests. Rules and real map data decide prices, diets and places, so nothing is made up.

    No invented addresses or coordinates

  • Your summer stays yours.

    Models run on our own servers wherever they can. When text has to leave, personal details are removed first.

    Your journal chat stays in your browser

Try it on your own listing.

One screenshot, thirty seconds. See what comes out.

Create your account →

Where we are

Open in San Francisco. More cities next.

A city opens when enough interns there have asked for it. Tell us yours and we'll email you the day it does.

Open now
  • San Francisco Bay Area

    Housing near your office, and people to explore the city with. Built for summer interns and new grads.

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Accepting interest

Tap your city and we'll put it on the form.

  • Every city we know about is open.
  1. Tell us your city. One tap, one email address.
  2. We count the interns. A city opens when enough have asked.
  3. We email you that day. Then you create your account.

Questions

Before you join.

Who is LinkLink for?

Interns, and students heading into an internship, who are new to a city and want housing and people they would not meet through work.

What does it cost?

LinkLink is free for students.

Who can see my listings, brews and journal?

Only you, until you choose to share one. Your location shows on Nearby only while you have it switched on, and only roughly.

Can I trust what the AI reads from a screenshot?

Every field shows the line it came from, and you can edit anything before you save. It never invents an address or a coordinate: when it is unsure, it says so.

Which cities are open?

The San Francisco Bay Area is open now. Other cities open when enough interns there have asked, so tell us yours below.

How do I get in?

Save your spot below. If your city is open, you can create your account straight away.

The beta

Save your spot.

Tell us where you're interning and when, and what would help most. It takes a minute.

What do you need?

San Francisco Bay Area is open now. We only email you about your city opening. No spam.