Hi Product Hunt, I’m Jun, founder of Intriq. I built Intriq because I kept meeting people, learning small but important details about them, and then forgetting those details when they mattered. Most CRMs are built around pipeline, accounts, and sales process. Intriq is built around relationship memory. The idea is simple: You write quick chat-style notes about people. For example: “Met Daniel today. He recently joined Google, has a son called Michael, and likes golf.” Intriq then helps turn that into structured, reviewable memory: facts, reminders, relationships, timelines, and searchable profiles. Later, you can ask things like: “What do I know about Daniel?” “Who in my network likes golf?” “Who should I follow up with this week?” A key design principle is that AI should suggest, not silently rewrite your memory. Intriq can propose updates, but you stay in control of what gets saved. I’d love feedback on three things: 1. Does “relationship memory” make sense as a category? 2. Would you use this personally, professionally, or not at all? 3. What would make you trust an app with this kind of memory? Thanks for taking a look.

Intriq

Never forget what someone told you

Never forget what someone told you