A private memory for the people you meet
PplBrief

Remember what they said. Do what you said.

PplBrief keeps the details from every conversation — at work, at events, anywhere you meet someone worth remembering — and tracks what you promised, so nothing quietly slips.

Available on iPhone and the web.

Download on the App Store
Use in your browser

For people who would rather be reliable than well-networked — without relying on scattered notes or memory.

PplBrief on iPhone showing follow-ups from conversations with Priya, Marcus, Elena, and Nadia

A memory for everyone you meet

Promises and next steps you can actually track

Private by default — not a network, not a feed

Why PplBrief

The details that build trust are the first ones you forget

The name of the person you met at the conference and genuinely liked. The project your manager said was under pressure. The introduction you promised someone three weeks ago and have not thought about since.

PplBrief keeps that context in one place, tied to the person it belongs to — so you walk into every conversation knowing where you left off, and walk out with the follow-ups recorded rather than lost.

How it works

Three steps between a conversation and a kept promise

01

Capture the conversation

Type or speak a quick note straight after a meeting. No template to fill in — just say what happened while it's still fresh.

02

Let AI pull out what matters

PplBrief extracts the key points, the context worth remembering, the promises made, and a suggested next step.

03

Follow through

Open follow-ups sit in one view, split between what you owe others and what they owe you, with deadlines you can see slipping.

Features

Everything you need to show up prepared

A searchable people directory

Everyone you meet in one place, organised by relationship — colleague, client, manager, mentor, or someone you met once and want to keep.

Notes by typing or voice

Capture a conversation in the thirty seconds after it ends. Speak it on the walk out, or type it while it is fresh.

AI that extracts the substance

Key points, important context, promised actions and suggested next steps, pulled out of your raw notes automatically.

The whole history, in one view

Every past conversation and the current state of the relationship, so you are never starting from scratch — even a year later.

Follow-ups both ways

See what you owe others and what others owe you, mark items complete, and spot deadlines before they go overdue.

Private and discreet

Your notes are yours. PplBrief is a private companion, not a social network — nothing is shared with the people you write about.

Use cases

For everyone worth remembering

People you've just met

A conference, a dinner, an introduction over coffee. Capture who they were and what you talked about before it blurs into everyone else you met that week.

Colleagues and clients

Walk into every call knowing what was agreed last time, what changed since, and what you said you would send.

Managers and mentors

Keep a running thread through 1:1s and catch-ups, so feedback and commitments build on each other instead of resetting each time.

Why it works

Reliability is mostly memory

Nobody decides you are unreliable over one broken promise. They decide it from a pattern of small things quietly not happening. PplBrief closes that gap: it holds the context you would otherwise lose, and surfaces the commitment before the deadline rather than after it.

Fewer dropped promises
Better-prepared meetings
Relationships that compound
Now available

Remember more, from your iPhone

Capture the details while they are fresh, then keep your promises close at hand.

Download on the App Store
Use in your browser

Available on iPhone and the web.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. PplBrief is available on iPhone and in your web browser. Sign in with the same account to access your people, notes, and follow-ups.

Anyone who meets more people than they can reliably remember. That covers colleagues, clients and managers, but equally the person you met at a conference, an introduction over coffee, or someone you speak to twice a year and want to pick up with properly.

A CRM is built for pipelines and deals, and it usually belongs to your company. PplBrief is built for relationships and belongs to you — it follows you between jobs, and it treats a mentor or someone you just met the same as a client.

Notes apps store what you wrote; task managers store what you must do. PplBrief connects the two to a person. Every note is filed against the relationship it came from, and every promise made in that conversation becomes a trackable follow-up.

It reads the note you captured and pulls out four things: the key points, the context worth remembering about that person, the actions that were promised, and a suggested next step. You stay in control — nothing is sent anywhere, and you can edit or delete anything it extracts.

Yes. You can speak a note straight after a meeting rather than typing it, which is usually the difference between capturing it and losing it.

No. PplBrief is a private tool for your own preparation and follow-through. There is no shared profile, no feed, and no notification to the other person.

Most people care and forget anyway — the detail decays whether or not the attention was sincere. A note does not manufacture interest you did not have; it stops genuine interest from becoming invisible. PplBrief is deliberately built as a private aid to memory rather than a networking tool, with no scores, no outreach cadence, and no pressure to work your contacts.

Yes. Your notes are visible only to you, they are not used to build a public profile of anyone, and you can export or delete your account and its contents at any time. See the Privacy Policy for the detail.

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