Morning Who to reach out to today
Reconnect scores birthdays, follow-ups and long silences into one short list. One tap opens a drafted message in the channel you choose.
Koru is an AI assistant for your relationships. It remembers everyone, tells you who to reach out to today and briefs you before a meeting. Your contacts stay on your phone; the AI answers only when you ask.
Three screens, in the order you meet them.
Reconnect scores birthdays, follow-ups and long silences into one short list. One tap opens a drafted message in the channel you choose.
Open the person and tap AI Brief: what you talked about, what is still open, what to bring up, what to watch out for. A push arrives 15 minutes before a calendar meeting.
Follow-ups, keep-in-touch promises and dates due sit in one triage list: needs attention first, upcoming next.
Share an email signature or point the camera at a card; AI fills the empty fields and never overwrites yours.
Who knows whom, as a map you can pinch, filter and walk from any person.
Colour-coded groups for the parts of your life that don't mix, and lists that update themselves.
In from your phone book, vCard, CSV or Monica; out to vCard or CSV any time. No lock-in.
Contacts, notes and history live in a local database on your device; Koru never uploads or syncs them. When you tap an AI feature (a brief, a draft, enrichment) only the context for that request goes to Koru's gateway, is answered and is not stored. That needs a free account: 30 AI requests a month. No analytics, no trackers.
I'm one person, so the beta runs by email. Here is how it goes.
One email with the Google-account address you use on your phone. The button fills in the template.
Usually within a day. You get a reply with the Play link.
Beta testers keep the Free tier, 30 AI requests a month, permanently. Pro (500 requests, $4.99 a month) comes later.