In Production

Connect The Dots

Relationship-intelligence platform shipped as web, mobile and a Chrome extension from one codebase.

Role: Senior Frontend Developer
Year: 2024–25
Stack: TypeScript, Vue 3, Nx, Capacitor, Manifest V3

The Connect The Dots web app, with its network sidebar beside a search prompt for finding people across a company's network.

Problem

Connect The Dots is a San Francisco company building a Relationship AI platform, network intelligence for sales and go to market teams, backed by a $15M Series A led by Norwest Venture Partners and $20M raised in total.

One monorepo ships the product as three delivery targets: a web app, a mobile app, and a Chrome extension on Manifest V3. That is the shape the frontend work has to fit.

Solution

I joined as a Senior Frontend Developer, full time from December 2024 to October 2025, and worked on two feature teams.

Onboarding: activation and adoption, getting freemium and enterprise users, and their admins, into the product and using it.

Automate: enterprise features, centered on Paths, the flagship. My part was Activity Tracking, so an enterprise can see its Targets, the status of each one, and the history behind them.

The stack is Vue 3 and TypeScript, with Nx holding the monorepo together behind the three delivery targets.

Outcome

Onboarding is where activation and adoption happen, for freemium and enterprise accounts and for their admins. Activity Tracking sits inside Paths as the enterprise view of Targets: what each one is, where it stands, and what happened before. Both were built in the one monorepo that ships the web app, the mobile app and the Chrome extension.