Type who you want to reach: the firm, the school, the club. Dexet finds them, shows you what you have in common, drafts the email, and tracks every reply.
Type “people at Citi who were in a finance club at Michigan”. Each part becomes a filter with a live count. Remove one and the count updates before anything runs, so you know what dropping the school gets you before you read a single result.
Dexet matches your résumé and profile against each person and shows what you share and where it found it: their firm bio, a team roster, an alumni page. The rarest thing you share is your opening line.
Everyone you add gets a stage: not contacted, reached out, in conversation, meeting held, referred. Email goes out from your own Gmail or Outlook. Replies are read back automatically, so the person to write to next is always at the top.
Bulge bracket and elite boutique banks first, then private equity, hedge funds and asset management. Every record comes from a public page you can open.
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Marks belong to their owners and identify firms whose public pages are in Dexet’s coverage. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Each detail links to the public page it came from and the date it was read. If something is not confirmed, it says so.
Dexet never holds a credential that can send as you. Gmail drafts open in your compose window and you press Send. Outlook sends through your signed-in session. The from line is always yours.
Dexet never requests a LinkedIn page. Coverage comes from firm team pages, university pages and public search, each kept with its source.
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Students recruiting into investment banking, private equity, hedge funds and asset management. It is built for how that recruiting works: a target list of firms, a lot of first emails, and follow-through.
Public web pages: firm team and bio pages, university pages, and public search. We keep the page and the quote each fact was read from. Nothing is scraped from private networks.
Not all of them, and each address says how it was found. If we do not have one, the row says so. Anyone who asks not to be contacted is suppressed across all of Dexet.
It writes the draft. You send it. Gmail: a draft opens in your compose window and you press Send. Outlook: the Dexet extension sends through the session you are signed into. Dexet's servers never hold a credential that can send as you.
Signing up is free and gets you up to 10 contacts — enough to see whether Dexet finds your people. Sending needs Pro: $60 for the season, billed every 4 months, or $19.99 a month. Both renew automatically and cancel in one click from Settings.
LinkedIn tells you who exists. Dexet finds the people who match what you typed, tells you what you have in common, and tracks the conversation. No InMail.