Second brain for relationships
One note becomes a profile, a timeline, and your next briefing.
Step 1 · Capture
Type it or speak it. Never a form.
See what it becomes
Met Daniel today. He moved to Google and his son is called Michael. Need to ask him about cloud partner routes before next week's coffee.
Call with Priya Nair. Her team is moving off Salesforce. Budget decision lands in Q4. She wants a security one-pager by Friday.
Sam Carter introduced us at the fintech meetup. He angel-invests in payments. Just back from Lisbon. Said to email him after Chinese New Year.
Step 2 · Organize
Structured memory, from the note you just spoke.
See how you get it backStep 3 · Recall
One question. Everyone who matches, quoted from your own notes.
What people actually save
App Store reviews
5.0 on the App Store, from 6 ratings
The pre-meeting briefings are excellent
“My favourite part is being able to get a quick refresher before meeting someone. Instead of searching through WhatsApp, my calendar and old notes trying to remember our last conversation, I can see the important context in one place. It takes less than a minute but makes me feel much more prepared.”
Great for networking
“I've tried keeping notes about people in my contacts and Notion before, but I never kept the habit going. Intriq feels much more purpose-built. I use it after networking events to remember who I met, what they do and what we talked about. It's especially helpful when someone pops up again a few months later.”
Useful and intuitive
“Found it really quick and easy to use for capturing information about each new person I met. What stood out was how well it organized the details afterward. That made the information much more actionable, especially when reconnecting later, because I could reference things I'd learned and approach follow-up conversations in a more personal and thoughtful way.”
Easy and intuitive to use
“I got up and running quickly. It's easy to use just literally talking to a chatbot. Retrieval of information was also seamless.”
For real conversations
For relationships worth remembering that do not belong in a CRM. Free to start, with pricing that stays simple.
Questions
Intriq is a relationship memory app: a private, iPhone-first alternative to traditional personal CRMs. It overlaps with the category, but is built around remembering context about people rather than managing a pipeline.
Relationship memory is the practice of keeping the soft context about people: what they told you, what they care about, what you promised, who they introduced you to. It is the layer contact apps and sales CRMs were never designed to hold.
Dex, Clay (Mesh), and Monica are personal CRMs centered on networks, integrations, and reminders. Intriq is centered on private memory: capture a quick note in plain English, organize it around a person, and brief yourself from the saved context before the next interaction. There is no pipeline, no LinkedIn auto-sync, and no team workspace.
Yes. Tap to record a voice note of up to about ninety seconds. Intriq transcribes it and recognizes the people you mention, so it attaches to the right profiles. The transcript drops into the composer for you to review before anything is saved.
Save the details you would be disappointed to forget: family context, current work, preferences, promises, follow-ups, important dates, and impressions you want to revisit.
Yes. You can ask for a short briefing before a coffee, call, dinner, client check-in, or family visit, and Intriq will use the context you already captured.
Yes. Because your notes are organized around people, your whole network becomes searchable. Ask in plain English: “who likes golf?”, “who do I know in fintech?”, “who can introduce me to someone at a company?”, “who haven’t I talked to in three months?”. Intriq answers from the details you saved, quoting the note each name came from. Nothing scraped, nothing invented.
No. Your contacts app stores addresses and phone numbers. Intriq is for the softer context that makes the next conversation feel remembered.
Intriq is free to download, and a free plan lets you capture notes, build profiles, and get briefings at no cost. Advanced features are available through an optional paid plan, so you can start for free and upgrade only if you want more.
The mobile app is iPhone-only for now, but there is a companion web app at app.intriq.app you can sign into from any browser to capture and recall. An Android app is on the roadmap, so join the waitlist and we will tell you when it ships.
