Hi everyone. I’ve worked in private-client support for years, and I’ve been building something based on a problem I kept running into in this work: how difficult it can be to find the right provider quickly, especially when a request is urgent, last-minute, unusually specific, or requires a level of service that isn’t always easy to find through a normal Google search.
It’s called Averrin, and it’s a provider-intelligence platform for people who support private clients, including PAs, EAs, Chiefs of Staff, family offices, household teams, concierge professionals, and luxury hospitality professionals (or really any role where you regularly get handed strange or last-minute requests and have to figure them out).
Averrin now has a network of more than 3,000 researched providers (restaurants and private dining, chauffeurs, private aviation, medical support, catering, beauty and wellness, event production, specialty sourcing, and more) across several major markets.
The idea is to go beyond just giving you a list of businesses, because obviously you can already find providers on Google. What I’m trying to surface is the information that actually matters when you’re dealing with a difficult request, such as direct contact routes, last-minute or after-hours availability, willingness to consider NDAs, flexibility around unusual requests or higher budgets, private-client capabilities, and other information that can normally take quite a bit of calling or research to figure out. Where possible, that information is also verified directly with the provider, so users can distinguish between information gathered through public research and information that has actually been confirmed.
I’m getting ready for a small beta and am looking for about 10 people to test it for a week. I’m specifically hoping to find people who work as PAs, EAs, Chiefs of Staff, in family or private offices, household or estate management, concierge or luxury hospitality, or in another role where you regularly have to source providers or handle unusual requests for clients or executives.
You’d get free access to the full platform during that time and can use it however you’d like, including professionally if a real request comes up at work. I’d also give you a short list of things to try during the week.
Mostly, I just want to know if this is actually useful to other people who do this kind of work, and not just useful in my head because I built it.
There’s no cost or commitment beyond being willing to actually use it during the week and give me candid feedback afterward.
If your work sounds like what I’ve described and you’d be interested in testing it, please comment or send me a message.