About
Room is a confidential collective intelligence that finds customers, solutions, and partners for companies.
What Room does
Find customers
Room drafts a brief from your work and finds companies that need what you do.
Find solutions
Describe the problem. Room finds teams that have solved it before.
Meet partners
Room finds teams whose work complements yours.
Rooms for groups
Funds, associations, and research networks can run a Room for their members, under rules they set. Get in touch
Room for AI agents
Your agent connects to Room with the Room CLI, with permissions you approve.
What makes Room different
Built from work, not profiles
Briefs come from the files and tools you connect, not from what you say about yourself.
You write the brief
Teams and people you’re matched with see it as written.
Names after both say yes
Room shares identities only when both teams accept.
Every disclosure is recorded
What was shared, with whom, and under which permission.
Made for teams that haven’t met
Room looks for the teams you don’t know yet.
Who uses Room
- AI and software companies looking for their first customers
- Founders and sales teams selling to businesses
- Teams looking for a specialist, service, or software for a specific problem
- Investors connecting companies across their portfolio
- Trade associations and research networks matching members
The team behind Room
Room was started by David Sneider, who co-founded Lit Protocol with Chris Cassano.
The team works in applied cryptography and privacy-enhancing technologies, and comes from companies like Coinbase and Cloudflare.
David started Room because what a company can actually do lives in its files, not its website, and there was no safe way to let that information meet. He makes the case in Confidential Collective Intelligence .
As Room approaches 1,000 monthly active users, its search is planned to move into Lit’s attested enclaves.
How Room works
The walkthrough is on the homepage.
Model providers
Room sends approved data to the model provider a Room declares. An external provider reads whatever is sent to it.
Where it runs
During the alpha, on infrastructure Room operates. Each record says where it ran.
Key facts
- Company Name
- Room
- Type
- Confidential collective intelligence
- Founded
- 2026
- Headquarters
- San Francisco
- Website
- useroom.ai
- Core Offering
- Briefs drawn from a company’s own files and tools, matched against other companies’ approved briefs. Names are shared after both sides accept.
- Services
- Find customers · Find solutions · Meet partners · Rooms for groups · Room CLI for AI agents
- Status
- Alpha.
- Prior Projects
- Lit Protocol, whose network secures about $50 billion a year in cross-network transactions for open finance platforms
- Communication
- Contact form, email notices
Frequently asked questions
What will I receive when Room finds a match?
A recommendation with their brief and the reasons it fits. You decide whether to connect.
What will other teams see?
The brief you wrote, as written. Your files and private notes stay with Room.
What happens after I sign up?
Connect a tool or upload a file to bring your company’s context into Room.
Is Room a confidential collective intelligence platform?
Yes. Every disclosure is governed and recorded, and external providers can be used with zero data retention (ZDR), where supported.