Intriq: AI Memory for People
Remember every person, conversation and detail
What it does
Otter and Granola remember your meetings. Intriq remembers the people in them. Talk or type a note after any conversation. Intriq transcribes it, pulls out the people, facts and follow-ups, and files them onto that person's profile, building a timeline you can actually search. Ask "what do I know about Daniel?" or "who did I meet in fintech?" and get an answer with the original note quoted back. Private by default. iPhone. No pipelines, no data entry.
Intriq helps you capture quick notes, connect them to people, and recall the context before your next conversation.
Intriq turns conversations and notes into a searchable memory of the people in your life, so the context you need is always there when you need it. Daniel recently moved to Google and is exploring cloud partnership opportunities. Met Daniel today. He moved to Google and his son is called Michael. “ Priya’s team is moving away from Salesforce. Budget decision in Q4. ” Answered from your own notes. Nothing scraped, nothing invented. Her team is leaving Salesforce , with a budget decision due in Q4 , and you owe her a security one-pager. Because your notes are organised around people, one question reaches every person you have ever written down, and every answer is quoted from the note it came…from intriq.app
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