WhoWorks.At - Professional Heads Up Display

In plain words

WhoWorks.At is a Google Chrome extension that displays your professional connections across the web in a heads-up format. Built at Startup Weekend NYC, it allows users to search for connections by company, using a custom implementation to access LinkedIn data where official APIs were unavailable. The tool is designed for professionals who want quick visibility into their network while browsing online.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

In the maker’s words, at launch

Protip: http://whoworks.at/download to skip the sign up process This weekend I built a simple Google Chrome extension at Startup Weekend NYC. The idea was to create a professional heads-up-display that you can use to see your connections all over the web. I ended up having to hack my own company search feature for…

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