The honest origin story: I scrolled through my Google Contacts one day and realized I couldn't place half the names. Someone called "Markus Konferenz" which conference? What did we talk about? Why did I save him at all? Address books store phone numbers, but none of the context that actually matters: how you met someone, who introduced you, what you talked about last time, whether you even liked them. I tried personal CRMs like Monica and Dex, but they all had the same problem they're databases you have to maintain. I'd log things for two weeks and then stop. Then MCP came along and it clicked: I don't want another app to maintain. I want my AI assistant to remember people for me. So Umfeld became an MCP server first, UI second. Claude or ChatGPT can read and write the graph directly, I say "had coffee with Mara, she's hiring" and it's logged. I ask "who have I lost touch with that I actually liked?" and get real answers, because every relationship has a health score based on when we last talked. "Umfeld" is German for your social circle, the people around you. It's hosted in Germany, and it's deliberately NOT a sales tool. No pipelines, no deals. Friends, family, and the network you actually care about. Two things I'd love to hear from you: - How do you currently keep track of the people in your life — a system, or memory and luck? - What would you ask an AI that knew your whole network? Happy to answer anything, architecture, MCP, why I'm betting the UI becomes secondary. 🙌

Umfeld.App Early Beta Launch

Give your AI a memory for people.

Give your AI a memory for people.