Wajed
Write memories of people, read them like a feed
What it does
Add people. Build their story. Show up prepared. Each person gets a profile, a memories timeline, and a place in your network. Write a memory after every call, dinner, or moment worth keeping. Before events, review the attendee list and read back through each person's history and refresh your memory so you never seem like you forgot. After, journal how it actually went. Set reminders to nudge you when close people go quiet. No account. No cloud. Everything stays on your phone.
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