1. The service
WH3RE helps you find, in your own network, who can help you: who you know at a company, and how well. It relies on the accounts you choose to connect (Google, LinkedIn) and nothing else.
WH3RE is published by Raphaël Stanislas. Contact: privacy@wh3re.com.
2. A free private beta
WH3RE is in private beta, open to 100 accounts. The service is free during the beta.
A beta changes: features may change, be removed or not work well. The service may also stop. If so, you will be told by email at least 30 days in advance.
3. Your account
You sign in with Google, or with a code sent to your email address, without a password. Your account’s security therefore depends on your Google account or your mailbox: protect them.
You must be at least 16. An account is personal: don’t share it.
4. The accounts you connect
Only connect your own accounts: your Gmail inbox, your calendar, your LinkedIn file. You can remove a source at any time from Connectors; what it brought is then deleted.
Your network is visible only to you. If you add friends on WH3RE, they can see, when they ask a specific question, that a path goes through you to a few people in your network, never its list (see the privacy policy). You can remove a friend at any time.
5. What WH3RE shows
Tie strength and the companies shown are estimates, drawn only from your accounts’ data (number of emails, meetings, LinkedIn connection). A company guessed from an email address is marked as such. These estimates may be incomplete or out of date: check before relying on them.
Chat answers are produced partly by artificial intelligence. They can be wrong.
6. No message sent on your behalf
WH3RE never sends a message in your name. When you contact someone or invite a friend, you send it yourself, from your own account. The only exception: when you send a friend request to a WH3RE user, WH3RE notifies them with a service email that says so.
7. Fair use
So the service stays usable for everyone, you may not:
- connect an account that isn’t yours, or import data you have no right to use;
- get around the daily usage limits, or automate requests;
- try to access other people’s data or the service’s internals;
- use WH3RE for mass outreach, spam or to harass anyone;
- copy the service or extract its content at scale.
In case of abuse, your access may be suspended. Except in an emergency, you will be told beforehand, with the reason.
8. Liability
During the beta, WH3RE is provided “as is”, with no guarantee of availability or results. To the extent permitted by law, the publisher is not liable for indirect damage, nor for choices made on the basis of an estimate or an answer.
Nothing in these terms limits the rights the law of your country of residence grants you as a consumer.
9. Deleting your account
You can delete your account at any time from Profile › Privacy. Your data is then erased, as described in the privacy policy.
10. Personal data
How WH3RE processes your data, and that of the people in your network, is described in the privacy policy, which is part of these terms.
11. Changes
These terms may change. For any significant change, the app shows you the new version at your next sign-in and asks you to accept it before continuing; the date and version number at the top of the page show the version in force. If you disagree, you can delete your account.
12. Governing law
These terms are governed by Israeli law. In case of a dispute, we first look for an amicable solution: write to us. Failing that, the competent courts of Israel have jurisdiction, without prejudice to the protective rules of your country of residence if you are a consumer in the European Union.