A personal CRM that builds itself
Who you met, what you discussed, what you owe them — recalled before every conversation.
Without memory
You meet someone at a conference, promise to send them something, and three weeks later remember neither their name nor the promise. Contact apps store phone numbers; they don’t store relationships.
With Rekall
People, companies, and conversations become entities and edges in your knowledge graph. Before a call, ask “what do I know about Dana?” and get the history: how you met, what you discussed, what you promised, who they know.
How it works
Mention people naturally
Entity extraction spots people and organizations in your captured conversations and notes — no manual data entry.
The graph links them
Dana works at Acme, met you at KubeCon, intro’d you to Sam — relationships are edges you can traverse, not fields in a form.
Recall before you reconnect
One query surfaces the whole relationship: shared history, open promises, and recent context.
See it in action
> catching up with Dana in 10 min — context?rekall.recall("Dana")→ Dana Reyes — Head of Platform, AcmeMet: KubeCon booth chat (Mar 14)You promised: intro to Sam re: observability (OPEN)Last discussed: their Neo4j migration painsGraph: Dana —[WORKS_AT]→ Acme —[EVALUATING]→ Rekall