Match on what genuinely matters.
Network315 builds patent-pending SaaS products that pair the right people, opportunities, and information using the Importance and Confidence Index, a methodology that scores compatibility on substance rather than on what is easy to observe.
A good match is built, not guessed.
Most tools boil a match down to one fuzzy prediction and hope it holds. The products work the other way around. They break each match into the specific things that actually matter, make a clear decision on each one, and build those decisions back up into a single result you can read and stand behind.
Break it into what matters
Instead of one vague compatibility number, the scoring looks at many concrete dimensions, the real factors that make a match work or not for a particular issue under scrutiny. Each factor is named and handled on its own, so nothing important gets averaged away.
Weigh each one
For every dimension, someone decides whether it is a hard requirement or just a preference, and how much it should count. That is what importance means here: what matters more, set on purpose by the organizer rather than assumed by the software.
Add it up, honestly
All of those points build into one ranked, explainable result. Each score carries a Confidence Index reading beside it, so a match backed by rich information is never mistaken for a thin guess, and you can always see how the answer was reached.
The scoring surfaces and ranks. The organizer always sets the rules and owns the outcome.
Two products. One engine.
Every product runs on the same scoring core, tuned to a specific job.
Live in beta
Aperture
Precision matching for events and investment communities. Aperture reads the people, roles, and goals inside a group, surfaces the connections most worth making, and leaves every rule and threshold in the organizer’s hands.
Coming 2027
Luminator
Decision scoring for HR and enterprise, built to a HIPAA-grade standard from the start. Luminator brings the same importance-and-confidence discipline to high-stakes people decisions, where showing your work matters as much as the call itself.
Built by people who have done the hard version before.
Wayne Kennard
Naval Academy and GWU Law. Entrepreneur, Inventor, Senior Partner Emeritus at WilmerHale, now building Network315 and its patent portfolio. Four decades at the intersection of law, business, institutions, and hard problems.
Toby Reiley
Dartmouth. Inventor of the fifth method of consumer credit scoring and creator of the Importance and Confidence Index. He turns hard scoring problems into systems that hold up in the real world.
Matt Kennard
Yale, with a background in investment banking and private equity. He builds and ships the operating side of Network315, from product to process.
Tell us what matching could improve for you or your organization.
We work closely with event organizers and investing communities on Aperture, and with small to enterprise-level organizations on Luminator. If that could be you, we would like to hear from you.
or write to info@network315.com