Small moments, at the right time.

The moments worth a message are the big ones: someone got engaged, had a baby, started a new job, moved cities. They are posted somewhere, and you miss most of them unless you live in the feed.

Metwell watches for them and turns each one into a card with the evidence: what changed, where it was seen, and when. It only shows dated, recent news. Never an old bio line, never a first import, and never something you already congratulated them on in a text.

Before the party, see who is coming, whether you know them, and from where: "15 you know, from Notre Dame and Mar's friends."

The morning after, Metwell has already guessed who you likely met: the numbers you saved that night, the first texts, the photos together. Tell me about the night: say it once, out loud, and it maps your recap to every guest, marks Met or Didn't meet, saves a note on each person, and drafts a short "great meeting you" text for each one.

Going person by person is also a memory exercise: what you remember about each of them, and how to connect more on purpose next time.

You both said "let's catch up soon." Then the thread stopped and nothing followed: no call, no text, no coffee. Metwell reads that from your own messages and brings it back while it still feels natural.

It works for the small promises too: "You said you'd send the deck." Something you said you would do ranks first.

On a drive, open the catch-up list and call someone you have not talked to in a while.

Ask in plain words: "Do I know anyone in investment banking who could help me raise capital?" "Anyone in SaaS sales who would fit this company's sales team?" "Who do I know in Atlanta who would help film a shoot?"

You get people, not a search results page: why each one fits, when you last talked, and how to reach them. It also finds things you were sent, like the recipe a family member texted you last year.

When a trip shows up in your calendar or a booking email, you get one calm card: the city, the dates, and the people you know there. Lead with the ones you have not caught up with in a while.

The map works the other way too, for local favors: who do I know here who would be good for this?

Birthdays this week, in a short list you can check off, separate from your calendar. Each one carries a hook when there is one: a catch-up you owe, a new role, the last thing they said.

Start a recording in one tap from the lock screen or a Live Activity, tag who was there, and get the transcript and the context afterwards: what you talked about and what you said you would do, attached to each person.

Recordings are encrypted. Some states and countries require everyone's consent to record, so Metwell asks you to confirm it first.

Point Metwell at your journal or a notes folder, or leave a quick voice note after you meet someone. It reads the people, facts and open promises out of what you wrote and attaches them to the right person.

Your journal stays private: it informs what Metwell knows, and never appears on a card.

Add the Metwell connector to ChatGPT or Claude and ask about your people from there: who someone is, how you know them, who could help with something.