One person, in order
Every conversation you've logged with someone, dated, on one page — with how to reach them and what you owe them.
the practice is the network
Your last engagement is your next one.
The client who moved, the operator you brought in, the person who has recommended you twice. Exono keeps the context that makes a cold year later read as a continuing conversation.
Private beta · Android and web · by invitation
between engagements
The work ends. The relationship does not.
An engagement closes and the record closes with it — but the person is still there, still moving, and still the most likely source of the next piece of work.
01
The gap is measured in years
You speak to somebody properly, then not again for two years. Everything that made the first conversation useful has to be reconstructed from a calendar entry and a folder name.
02
Nobody is paying you to keep records
Time spent on the network is unbilled, so it is the first thing to go in a busy month, and the cost of not doing it arrives long after the month is over.
03
The context is the differentiator
Anyone can send a check-in. Remembering what they were worried about last time, and that you said you would send something, is the difference between a note that gets answered and one that does not.
what's live today
Years later, in one page.
Everything below is running in the private beta right now, on Android and the web.
Answers with their sources
Every answer shows the notes it came from. If there's no note under it, don't trust it — and it tells you so.
Search by word, or by meaning
Keyword and semantic search together, so you find people by what you remember. Narrow by company, industry or place.
Your card, as a link
Share your details as a QR code, choose which fields it shows, and burn the link whenever you like.
Questions
Straight answers.
What it holds, how far back it reads, and who else can see it.
Not yet. Address-book import and calendar backfill are being built and are not in the beta, so an account starts empty and fills as you capture. That is the honest state of it, and it is the thing most worth knowing before you start.
Ask it in plain language, or search. Keyword and semantic search run together, so you can find somebody by what you remember rather than by what you would have called them — and every answer shows the notes it came from, so you can tell what is recorded from what is inferred.
No. Your relationship graph is not sold, not syndicated and not used to train a shared model. It is read by AI only to answer your own questions, inside your own session, from your own notes.
Private beta
The people who send you work.
Exono is in private beta on Android and the web. Leave an address and we'll write when a seat opens.