A personal relationship manager
Stay close to the people who matter.
Watson gathers your messages, email, calls, and meetings into one quiet timeline for each person, so you can see when you last talked, what you said you'd do, and who you've been meaning to reach out to.
What it does
Context, not reminders to hustle.
Watson tells you what's true about a relationship. You decide what to do with it.
One timeline per person
Texts, email, calls, meetings, and LinkedIn and Instagram messages, in order, on each contact's card. No logging, no copy-paste.
Waiting on you
Conversations where the last word was theirs, so a message you meant to answer doesn't slip for a month.
You promised
“I'll send you that article.” Watson notices the commitments you make in conversation and keeps them in view until they're done.
A daily brief
Who you're meeting today, what you last talked about, and who you haven't heard from in a while, in a few plain sentences.
People, not pipelines
Notes, tags, facts, and reminders on each person. Built for staying close to friends, family, and colleagues, not for closing deals.
Ask Siri
“What did I promise?” and other questions answered from your own data, on your device.
Where it reads from
The places you already talk.
On the Mac, Watson reads Apple's own apps with your permission and keeps itself up to date in the background. A browser extension brings in LinkedIn and Instagram messages.
Private by design
Stored in your iCloud
Your contacts and history live on your devices and in your private iCloud database, not on Watson's servers.
No ads, no tracking
Watson doesn't sell or share your data and doesn't use third-party analytics.
Clear about the exceptions
LinkedIn and Instagram messages and AI requests go through Watson's server. The privacy policy explains exactly how.
Watson is in private testing.
It's being used and refined by a small group on Mac and iPhone. Read the privacy policy and terms.