Your network, with context.

The story behind
every connection.

Human Context turns your contacts into a useful network. See where you met, how well you know each other, who introduced you, and who can connect you to someone new.

Import LinkedIn. Connect Gmail if you choose. Your data stays yours.

Past → Present → PossibilityIllustrative example

Past

Microsoft

2001–2005

Inferred

Likely met at Microsoft

Confirmed

First email found in 2003

Confirmed

Introduced by Saf

Present

Ben Okonkwo

VP Platform · Anthropic

Confirmed

Strong relationship

Confirmed

Last spoke 14 days ago

Possibility

A way into TD

Inferred

Ben may be able to connect you to people at TD.

A possibility, not a confirmed introduction

01 / The story behind the name

Your contacts know names.
Human Context remembers the story.

A contact list tells you who someone is. Human Context helps you remember where you met, how often you've been in touch, the companies you've shared, and the people who connect you.

Contact

Ben Okonkwo

VP Platform
Anthropic

Context · illustrative

  • Met at Microsoft
  • Introduced by Saf
  • Known since 2003
  • Last spoke 14 days ago
  • Strong relationship

02 / Your contacts, with context.

A useful network, not another contact list.

01

Remember everyone

Bring the people you already know into one place.

02

Remember how you know them

See where you may have met, companies you've shared, your email history and other clues about your relationship.

03

See who you know best

Understand which relationships are strong—and when Human Context simply doesn't have enough evidence yet.

04

Find a way in

See who in your network may be able to introduce you.

05

Understand a company

See who you know inside a company and where your relationship gaps are.

06

Stay in touch

Spot useful changes and reasons to reconnect. Human Context can help prepare an outreach message—you decide what gets sent.

03 / Better questions

Questions your contact list can't answer.

These are product questions—not a general-purpose chat interface.

01

Who do I know at this company?

02

How do I know Sarah?

03

Who could introduce me to David?

04

Which companies have we both worked at?

05

Who haven't I spoken to in a while?

06

Which of my contacts just changed jobs?

04 / How it works

Your network gets smarter in three steps.

01

Bring in your people

Import your LinkedIn connections, contacts or CSV.

02

Add the context

Connect Gmail if you want Human Context to understand more about your real relationship history.

03

Put your network to work

Find people, companies, relationships and introduction paths when you need them.

ContactsContextOpportunity

05 / Who can introduce you

Find a way in.

Looking for someone you don't know? Human Context helps uncover people who may be able to get you there—and shows you why the connection makes sense.

Every edge has a receipt.

Every edge has a receiptIllustrative example

Confirmed

You

Strong relationship

Last spoke 14 days ago

Gmail + shared work history

Confirmed

Ben Okonkwo

VP Platform, Anthropic

Confirmed connection

Confirmed

Jane Whitfield

Director, TD Securities

Possible path

Not yet confirmed

Inferred

Target

CFO, TD

06 / A professional life

You know more people than you remember.

Over a career, thousands of people pass through your life—colleagues, clients, customers, investors, partners and friends.

The problem isn't having contacts.

It's remembering the context.

Human Context brings that context back.

Your contacts, with context.

Your relationships are more than a list.

Names, emails and phone numbers don't tell you why a relationship matters. Human Context helps you remember the people—and the story behind them.