Requaint™ for iPhone

Never lose the story behind a contact

Your work runs on people: clients, partners, the fifty new faces from last week's event. A month later you have the names and none of the context. Ten seconds after each conversation, say it. Next time, search what you remember.

Your notes are stored on your iPhone. ElevenLabs and Anthropic process what you say to make each card.

Person page for Anna Novak: product lead at Bolt, partner Petr, children Mila and Jakub, met at the Founders dinner

How it works

Ten seconds after the conversation. Found again weeks later.

Say it

Right after the conversation, talk for ten seconds: who you met, what they do, who they came with. Or type a line.

Recording screen, eight seconds in, with the live transcript “At the founders dinner I sat between Kenji and this guy Yorg, who runs the Zurich robotics meetup” and chips for Nopa and the Founders dinner

Check the card

Requaint drafts a card for each person: their name, how they're related, where you met and how to recognize them. You fix anything, then save.

Review screen with the drafted cards from the founders dinner: Kenji, matched to Kenji Watanabe, Jörg who runs the Zurich robotics meetup, and Aiko, Kenji's wife

Find them again

Weeks later, type what you remember: “seed fund”, “tall bald guy”, “Anna's team”. The person comes back, ranked by where you are and who you were just with.

Search for “seed fund” finding Kenji Watanabe, who runs a seed fund for Japanese founders, and Anna Novak and Marcus Oyelaran, who talked about seed funds

What it remembers

The context a contacts list leaves out

Not a sales CRM. No deals, no pipelines, no team seats. One person's memory of the people they meet.

Who knows whom

Who introduced you, who works with whom, whose partner came along. Priya came through Marta; Hannah supplies Priya's company.

Person page for Priya Raman: robotics founder at Veyra Labs, partner Tom Becker, son Leo, introduced by Marta Keller, and Hannah Fischer, a Veyra Labs supplier she introduced

Where and when

The place, and the calendar event you were at. Open the Founders dinner and see everyone you met there.

Event page for today's Founders dinner at Nopa with the people met there: Anna Novak, Hannah Fischer and Ravi Shah

How to recognize them

The detail that helps next time: “very tall, bald, from Anna's team”, even before you know the name.

Search for “tall bald” finding the tall guy from Anna's team, recognized as very tall and bald, name not known yet

Where it fits

For work that runs on people

Events and conferences

Fifty conversations in three days. Say each one on the way to the next, and search them when the follow-ups start.

Clients and customers

Real estate, insurance, banking, advisory, consulting. Remember the person behind the account: the kids' names, the move they're planning, who referred them.

Referral partners

The accountant who sends you work, the lender you met once, the person a friend said to call. Who introduced whom stays attached.

A new job or a new team

Thirty names in the first two weeks: who works with whom, and who to ask about what.

Boards, associations and congregations

The people you see four times a year and are supposed to know.

If names don't stick

Search what did stick: the red glasses, the dog, the city they moved from.

Requaint keeps your own memory of people. It isn't the client file or a record your firm has to keep, and it isn't for patient or medical information.

Your notes

Where your notes go

  • Your notes are stored on your iPhone, not on our servers.
  • To make a card, your words go to ElevenLabs (speech to text) and Anthropic (Claude): while you record, the audio streams straight from your iPhone to ElevenLabs; a second pass of the recording and everything for Anthropic go through our relay, which stores none of it.
  • The app has no account and never asks for your name or email.
  • Export everything, any time. If you stop paying, everything stays readable, searchable and exportable.
  • Undo for every edit.

Our relay runs on Cloudflare. The details, including how long ElevenLabs and Anthropic keep what they get, are in the privacy policy: What leaves your iPhone, What our server keeps, Your choices.

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Plans

What it will cost

Planned launch prices, in US dollars. Nothing is on sale yet. At launch you can try it free for 14 days or 30 notes on your iPhone, with no card and nothing that renews.

A note is one recording or one typed note. Apple handles every payment.

Personal

For friends, family and neighbors.

$7.99 a month

$79.99 a year

  • 40 notes a month
  • Search, relationships, events, export
  • Stop paying and everything stays readable, searchable and exportable
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Not available yet. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you at launch.

Need more in a busy month? A top-up of 10 extra notes is planned at $2.99, and they never expire.

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Questions

What leaves my iPhone, and who gets it?

Your notes, the people in them and your recordings are stored on your iPhone, and in your iCloud backup if you use one. To make a card, your recording goes to ElevenLabs (speech to text), and the text, with some context such as the calendar event you're at and nearby place names, goes to Anthropic (Claude). While you record, the audio streams straight from your iPhone to ElevenLabs, so ElevenLabs sees your iPhone's IP address; the second, more careful pass of the recording and everything sent to Anthropic go through our relay on Cloudflare, which stores none of it. Apple Maps suggests nearby places if you allow Location. Your notes are sent only after you agree in the app; with "Not now", none are sent.

How long each company keeps what it gets is in the privacy policy.

What happens when the free trial ends, or if I stop paying?

The free trial lasts 14 days or 30 notes, whichever comes first, once per iPhone. After it, or when a subscription ends, everything you saved stays readable, searchable, editable and exportable. Only new notes need a plan.

How do I export my notes?

Settings > Data, any time. The app also keeps an export in its own folder in your iCloud Drive: a page per person and a line for each note. It never goes to us.

How do I delete everything?

On your iPhone: Settings > Data > Delete all data. If the app exports to your iCloud Drive, that folder is kept; delete it in the Files app to remove that copy too. Our server keeps what billing needs and a few counts: a record for your iPhone and its purchases, the days you opened the app, which setup screen you reached and whether you saved a first note (the privacy policy lists them). Remove that record with Settings > Plan > Delete my data on the server. Neither cancels a subscription: do that in your App Store settings.

Who is it for?

For adults 18 and over. iPhone only. English only. Sold in the United States.

It isn't made for protected health information (PHI) under HIPAA, and it isn't a books-and-records system for a regulated firm.

How do refunds work?

Apple handles every payment and refund. Ask for a refund at reportaproblem.apple.com; we can't issue refunds ourselves.

More answers on the support page, or write to support@requaint.app.