Your Handler remembers
everyone you've ever talked to.
Every person in your working life gets a living profile — built automatically on your own PC from the messages, meetings, and screen activity already in your vault. Who they are, what you discussed, what's still owed. No data entry. No CRM busywork. No cloud contact list.
As messages, meetings, and screen activity land in your vault, your Handler works out who's who — merging the same person across email, Slack, and chat apps into one identity, entirely on your machine.
Each person gets a recall card: every message, thread, meeting, promise, and sighting in one timeline. Ask "what did Sarah and I agree on?" and the answer comes back with receipts.
That context powers everything else — mail from people who matter surfaces first, meeting briefs tell you who you're about to talk to, and drafts are grounded in your actual history with the person.
Profiles assemble themselves from your own communication history — name, channels, topics, history — with identity resolution running locally. Zero manual data entry.
One timeline per person: messages, threads, calendar, promises, and screen sightings together. The full story of a relationship on one page.
Mark who matters (or confirm your Handler's suggestions) and their messages get priority across every channel.
Local semantic memory recalls conversation context across channels and months — it knows what you and a contact discussed in March without you tagging anything.
Commitments extracted from meetings and messages attach to the person — see what you owe them and what they owe you, before you reply or walk into the room.
Profiles live only in the encrypted vault on your machine — not in a cloud contact store. Uninstall and it's all gone; that's the point.