CNCT App 4.9.1

CNCT is a social and professional networking app built for the U.S. Congressional Hill community. It helps Congressional staffers discover and join groups, find and RSVP to events, arrange coffee meetups, message colleagues, and access a job board tailored to Hill opportunities.

The app is designed for people who work on Capitol Hill (Congressional staffers). Some features and community access may require verification of your Hill affiliation; check the app or contact support for the current verification process.

Download the app from the App Store and create an account using your preferred email. The app may prompt you to verify your Hill affiliation (for example, using a gov or office email or an in-app verification process). Follow the in-app instructions or contact support if you have trouble verifying.

Yes — the App Store listing describes CNCT as a free iPhone app. Some features (if any) that require payment would be noted in-app; most community and networking features are available to users at no cost.

CNCT is available for iPhone via the Apple App Store. If you need Android or web access, check the CNCT website or contact the developer for updates on other platform availability.

Key features include: an events feed and RSVP system, groups for shared interests, one-on-one meetups (coffee), in-app messaging, profile sharing, the CNCT job board (with tailored job recommendations), the Capitol Pulse anonymous voting feature, and options to add social media links and promotion alerts to your profile.

Capitol Pulse is an anonymous in-app voting feature that lets users vote on topical political issues. Results are compiled and shared periodically (for example via a Capitol Pulse newsletter) to reflect community sentiment.

CNCT’s job board lets users browse job postings related to Hill work. You can set preferences for tailored job recommendations and employers or offices can post openings directly in the app.

CNCT includes standard privacy controls for profiles and messaging; anonymous features like Capitol Pulse are explicitly designed to hide voter identities. For full details on data collection, sharing, and retention, review the CNCT privacy policy on their website or contact support for a copy.

Use the support or contact options inside the app or visit the CNCT website (thecnctapp.com) for contact details. The App Store listing also shows the developer as “The CNCT App,” which can be used to find additional support channels or send feedback.