anything i should know before i talk to priya
You last spoke on 11 Juneabout the migration timeline, and there’s an intro to send to the data team. Four notes mention Priya, including the pricing objection from Q1 renewals.
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- She moved to AntwerpLast monthSaved from her text
- She’s been plant-basedSince JanFrom a chat
- She introduced you to MarcLast yearNote · ‘intros’ brain
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What’s next.
Three things that live in three different apps and have never once spoken to each other. A notes app that forgot why you saved it. A contact list that is only names. A reminder that fires with no idea what it is for.
What you know
Pages, PDFs, papers, emails, half-finished thoughts. Summarised on the way in, so the brain has context before it searches anything.
Who you know
A person is a memory too. Same connections, same history, same search. Not a row in a table you have to keep tidy.
What's next
Follow-ups, intentions and timing live here too. They stay tied to the person and the note they came from, so when something is due the nudge arrives already knowing why. You can stop carrying it all in your head.
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Every memory is summarised and joined to related ones through typed connections, including the people it mentions. The graph gets denser each time you add to it.
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What it does with what you save.
Five things it does on its own.
People, not rows
Add someone once. Every conversation and every note about them, all in one place. Open a name and the whole relationship is there: the deal, the dinner, the introduction.
It catches follow-ups
Mention “I’ll send the deck by Friday” or “I’ll call Mum about the move” in a note or a voice memo, and it becomes a follow-up tied to the right person. You never open a task app.
It links things together for you
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It summarises as it goes in
Every page, PDF and note gets a short summary when it lands. So weeks later you can ask in plain language, without remembering the exact words.
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It answers from what you actually know.
Every answer names where it came from.
what did marc and i decide about the audit scope
You agreed to exclude the EU entitiesthis round and revisit in Q3. From a voice memo on 26 May: Marc’s reasoning was that the compliance overhead wasn’t justified until the new entity is live.
what did the gp say about the blood pressure meds
Dr Verhoeven started you on 5mg lisinopril, once a day, mornings. Review in six weeks with a home reading log, and avoid ibuprofen while you’re on it. From your note after the GP, 18 June.
pasta recipe marco sent me last summer, the one with anchovies and breadcrumbs
That’s pasta con la mollica, forwarded 12 Aug and saved to your Sicilian dinners brain. Want it scaled for four?
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What your business knows,
but nobody wrote down.
Most tools only see what someone already typed. The rest lives in people’s heads, so we ask for it and write it down.
Marc · 22 years on the account14:06
“If the account’s over fifty grand I just approve it, even past the window. Losing them costs us eight times the refund. Nobody wrote that down, it’s just what we do.”
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Refund past the 30-day window
Approve without escalation when account value is over €50k.Why: churn in that band costs ~8× the refund.
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