Remember the people you meet.
You meet someone, you like them, and a week later you can't place the name. knewpeople is a small private notebook for those people: who they are, where you met, what you learned, and what to ask next time.
Two kids, coaches his son's soccer on Saturdays. Just moved from Denver, worked at a solar startup. Chiefs fan.
Next time: how's the season going? What brought him from Denver?
Meet someone.
Add them on your phone before you forget. knewpeople keeps the moment: the time, the place, and whatever you say about them.
Say what you know.
When it's quiet, talk. “Chris from the conference, two kids, coaches soccer, just moved from Denver.” It becomes facts you can read, edit, and forget.
Pick up where you left off.
Questions worth asking, topics you haven't covered, and, if you want, their public profiles, each one confirmed by you.
A first name and a place is enough to start.
Tap “Look them up” and knewpeople turns what you know into a few web searches. It shows you the queries first, then brings back people who fit: a photo, a bio, where they work, and why it thinks it's a match.
Torn between two? It asks the one question that would settle it. Say “this is them” and it fills in the full name, a photo, and their profiles, so you can connect on LinkedIn, follow them, or send the note you promised.
Head of Growth at Sunfold · Denver to Kansas City, 2025
Why: moved from Denver last year, works in solar, coaches a U10 team in Overland Park.
linkedin.com/in/chrisbell·and.com/&chris
- Names, faces, places
- Everyone you add is pinned to where you met. Open the app anywhere and see who you've met nearby.
- Your words, sorted
- A spoken or typed note becomes a few dated facts with their source. What you said stays separate from what the internet says.
- Connect online, on your terms
- Once you've confirmed who someone is, their profiles sit on their card. Nothing is attached until you say “this is them,” and “not them” is remembered too.
- What to ask next time
- Before you see them again, a short list: the thing they mentioned, the question you didn't get to, the topic you have in common.
Your people stay on your phone.
There are no accounts and no feed. Dictation happens on the device.
When you ask knewpeople to sort a note or look someone up, only that request leaves the phone, and nothing about you or them is stored on our side.
Every web match is a suggestion until you confirm it. Delete a fact, a person, or the app, and it's gone.
We're letting in a few people at a time.
The beta is for people who meet a lot of people: organizers, recruiters, founders, the friend who always remembers you. If that's you, write and say so.
Request an invite