Capture intent
A user writes a search in plain language: play tennis, find a running group, discuss a project, meet a supplier, join a table.
Semantic intent matchmaking
LMGram connects people through live intentions: a topic to discuss, a plan to coordinate, a partner to find, an idea to test, a group to join, or a question that needs another human.
Live intent
People with compatible intentions can start direct chats or coordinate as a group.
Maya I am testing onboarding for an AI-native community app.
Alex I want feedback on semantic matching and cold start.
Priya I can compare this with how creator networks grow.
What LMGram is
Most social products start by asking who you are. LMGram starts with what you want now. The system turns natural language into intent signals, compares them against active intentions, and creates the right conversation when two or more people should talk.
A user writes a search in plain language: play tennis, find a running group, discuss a project, meet a supplier, join a table.
LMGram uses semantic embeddings, intent cards, lexical overlap, complementarity, sensitivity checks and optional location.
The match is not just keyword similarity. It looks for overlapping, compatible or complementary intentions.
When there is a useful match, people can start lightweight chat with text, photos, video, audio and notifications.
When the opportunity is group-shaped, compatible people can join an intent room instead of fragmented one-to-one chats.
How it works
The use case is the intent
The product is not limited to business events. A fair, conference or summit is a powerful environment because many people arrive at once, but the core primitive is broader: matching human intentions.
Find someone for tennis, running, hiking, cycling, gym sessions, pickup games or a spontaneous weekend plan.
Find builders, reviewers, early users, mentors or professionals willing to discuss a concrete project or decision.
Meet people nearby who want to talk about the same topic, visit the same place or coordinate the same activity.
Match people who want to practice languages, study a topic, exchange feedback or teach and learn complementary skills.
Connect founders, operators, candidates, investors, customers, suppliers or consultants around explicit needs.
Turn scattered compatible intentions into a group room for dinners, workshops, roundtables, teams or shared plans.
Detailed use case: events
At an expo, fair, summit or conference, everyone is already in the same domain and the window of opportunity is short. LMGram helps attendees stop browsing static lists and start expressing what they actually need before the event ends.
People do not just collect contacts. They publish intent: what they need, what they offer, who they should talk to and why.
Events compress many compatible people into the same place for a short period. LMGram makes that hidden demand visible.
A single intent can produce a buyer-supplier chat, a founder roundtable, a dinner group or a thematic room.
ChatGPT, API and lmgram-cli
A user can create an intent from the mobile app, from ChatGPT, from an API-backed integration or from `lmgram-cli`. That makes LMGram a human routing layer for AI agents and workflows that eventually need another person.
$ lmgram login
Approve this agent in LMGram mobile
$ lmgram intent create "Need a product operator to review onboarding"
Intent created: intent_8x41
Expires: 72h
$ lmgram matches list --intent intent_8x41
3 compatible people found
$ lmgram match accept match_24b
Chat opened
Users can express intents, receive matches, chat, send media and use optional location signals from the mobile app.
ChatGPT can ask for consent, summarize a need and create a minimized LMGram match request through OAuth.
Agents can detect when a workflow needs a real human and create an explicit intent tied to the user's LMGram account.
Trust and control
LMGram is designed around opt-in matching, direct control and progressive conversation. Users can choose when to search, whether location participates, when to chat and when to leave or report a conversation.
One engine, many surfaces