ConnectMachine 2.0 - AI digital business card that remembers everyone you meet

@pixori Vova, they stay separate. That is by design.

Your scan and your notes about them stay in your account. Their scan and their notes about you stay in their account. There is no shared record between the two accounts, and nobody can see the other person's notes. People write honest notes, so this privacy matters.

Two things do happen inside your own account. Smart Event Detection groups the contact under the event where you met them. And if you have two records for the same person (their paper card plus their ShareBack), one-tap merge combines them into one clean contact.

Short version: one meeting, two private memories. That is the whole idea of the product.

@dhiraj_patel5 Thanks Dhiraj! Recording, yes: audio is captured on your phone, so spotty conference wifi doesn't cost you the meeting. The transcript and summary need a connection, so they generate and land automatically once you're back online. Net effect at a conference: record all day, and everything is processed by the time you're back at the hotel.

@rene_remsik René, thank you, this is great to hear!

@mohammed_messeguem Hi Mohammed, two questions are secretly one system. Yes, context capture is built into the save flow itself: right after a scan you can attach a note, text or voice, before the contact is filed. That's deliberate, because thirty seconds of context in the moment beats ten minutes of reconstruction a week later.

That capture is also most of the answer to what's worth surfacing. The concierge recalls from what you gave it: your notes, the event it detected, what was said if you recorded the meeting, the reminders you set. It isn't guessing importance from some engagement score, it's retrieving your own context.

So the honest rule of the product is that recall quality is set at the moment of capture, and that's exactly why the prompt lives right after the scan.

@adam_sardo Adam, fair, and thank you for saying why instead of just leaving. Most people don't, and the ones who do are the useful ones.

The honest reason there's no free run at the AI features: transcription and the concierge cost us real money per use, and a naive free tier turns into an API bill with no relationship attached. That's a constraint, not a growth strategy, and I know how it feels from your side of the paywall.

But feedback this direct is worth a trial on its own. DM me or drop me a line and I'll set you up to run the AI features properly for a couple of weeks, no card.

@dhanrajchoudhary Thank you so much Dhanraj.

@grace_knowhow Grace, good question, and the architecture makes it simpler than it sounds: the memory is your records. The concierge recalls from your contacts, notes, and transcripts, not from a hidden layer it built about you. So correcting the memory is just editing the record, and recall follows the record.

On seeing where a detail came from, the concrete pieces: every scanned card keeps its original image attached, so if OCR misread a title or a number, the source is right there to check against and fix. Speaker labels in transcripts are assigned by you, not guessed silently. And merging duplicates is a one-tap action you take, never something the system decides on its own.

Short version: the source stays attached where it matters most, and every correction is a normal edit, not a support ticket. Your records are the truth. The AI's job is just to read them well.