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A personal CRM that prompts you

The personal CRM that actually reminds you to call the people who matter.

ConnectedIn Me builds a picture of who you know from your contacts and calendar, then gives you a short daily list of who to get back in touch with and why. It is local-first and private by default.

A short daily list of who to contact
Notes captured by voice after a meeting
Local-first and private by default

How many of the people who matter can you keep up with at your pace?

Put in how many people you want to stay in touch with, how often, and how many you actually reached out to last month. See how many you can keep up with and how many fall behind. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

Your relationships

Example numbers to start. Runs in your browser. Nothing is sent.

At 5 reach-outs a month, you keep up with 15 of these 50 people at the rhythm you want, and 35 fall behind.
Time needed a week
38 min
People you keep up with at your pace
15
People who fall behind
35
Share you keep up with
30%

What that rhythm takes

Reach-outs needed a month
16.7
Reach-outs needed a week
3.8
Extra reach-outs needed a month
11.7

Take this with you

No email required. It is your result.

ConnectedIn Me — relationship cadence calculator
· 50 people I want to stay in touch with
· At my current pace I keep up with 15 of them
· Keeping up with all of them takes 38 min a week

Run it yourself: https://connectedin.me

Method: reach-outs needed a month = people x contacts a year each, spread over the months of the year. The people you keep up with = your reach-outs over a year, divided by the contacts a year each person needs. It assumes contacts are spread evenly and does not count people who reach out to you.

The problem

Most people have relationships they intend to maintain and maintain none of them, because there is no system and building one takes more discipline than anyone has.

Contacts sit in a phone with no context. By the time you need someone, it has been years since you spoke, and reaching out feels transactional and embarrassing.

Who it is for

  • Founders and investors

    People whose careers depend on relationships they are quietly letting decay.

  • Consultants, salespeople and recruiters

    Professionals who want deal and pipeline context alongside the people they know.

Keep up with people, without building a system

A relationship system that needs almost no input, and tells you each day who to reach out to and why.

Built from what you have
It ingests contacts, calendar history and email metadata to see who you actually know and when you last spoke.
A cadence for each person
The rhythm is set per person from how you have historically interacted, not from a fixed rule.
Who to contact, and why
A short list each day of the people to reach out to, and the reason for each.
Context before you call
The context of your last conversation, and anything publicly newsworthy about them.
Voice notes in seconds
Capture notes by voice after a meeting, in fifteen seconds.
Private by default
It is local-first and private by default.

How it works

ConnectedIn Me, from the first step to the result.

  1. 01

    Connect calendar and contacts

    Read-only, for the free Relationship Decay Report.

  2. 02

    See who you have drifted from

    The fifty relationships that mattered most, ranked by time since you spoke and past strength.

  3. 03

    Follow the daily list

    Who to reach out to, and why.

  4. 04

    Capture a voice note

    After the meeting, in fifteen seconds.

Pricing

Free forever for up to 100 relationships. Pay for unlimited tracking, daily prompts and voice notes.

Free

Up to 100 tracked relationships.

Free
forever
  • Relationship Decay Report
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UnlimitedRecommended

Every relationship, with daily prompts.

$9
per month
  • Unlimited relationships
  • Daily prompts
  • Voice notes
  • Enrichment
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Professional

For people managing deals as well as relationships.

$15
per month
  • Deal and pipeline context
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Prices in USD.

Questions people actually ask

How much do I have to enter?
Almost nothing. It builds the picture from your contacts, calendar history and email metadata.
How does it decide when to remind me?
It sets a natural cadence for each person based on how you have historically interacted, rather than a fixed rule.
What is the Relationship Decay Report?
A free report. Connect a calendar and contacts read-only and see the fifty relationships that mattered most historically, ranked by how long it has been and how strong the relationship once was.
What does the daily list include?
Who to reach out to and why, with the context of your last conversation and anything publicly newsworthy about them.
Is my data private?
It is local-first and private by default.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. It is free forever for up to 100 tracked relationships.
What do paid plans cost?
9 dollars a month for unlimited relationships with daily prompts, voice notes and enrichment, or 15 dollars a month for professionals who need deal and pipeline context alongside relationships.
Why should I trust the relationship cadence calculator?
It is arithmetic on the numbers you enter, in your browser, and reads nothing from your phone. The free Relationship Decay Report reads your calendar and contacts read-only and ranks the fifty relationships that mattered most by how long it has been.

How many of the people who matter can you keep up with at your pace?

Put in how many people you want to stay in touch with, how often, and how many you actually reached out to last month. See how many you can keep up with and how many fall behind. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

Open the free tool

It runs in your browser. ConnectedIn Me never sees your inputs.