Dictation that fills the fields
Say who you met and what they do, and it comes back as a name, a company and a role — not only as a note. The raw transcript is kept beside it, so you can check anything it pulled out.
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Capture Contact
NameJustin Mercer
RoleFounder
CompanyLumen Labs
EmailConfirm to save
Both sides. Read by AI, confirmed by you.
“Justin Mercer, founder at Lumen Labs. Send the deck Thursday.”
0:11 · pause any time
Contact Infounsaved
Type a line on the left — a name is enough.
0:30 · and every morning after
Thirty seconds buys you the whole relationship.
Exono carries the relationship forward from that one capture. It tracks what’s owed, who they are, and their company. It knows when it’s time to walk back in.
Saved0:30
Justin MercerFounder · Lumen Labs
Owed · send the deckThursdayMet at an event
EmailAdd whenever you get it
PhoneAdd whenever you get it
Saved in thirty seconds. The rest can wait.
TodayThu 27 Aug · 08:41
Send the deck2 days late
Intro to the design teamToday
Maya Okafor · 14:00From your calendar
Tom AlvarezSpoke Monday
Reminders fire on your phone and land in your inbox, in your own timezone.
Askyour notes only
Who did I promise an intro to?
You owe Justin Mercer an intro to the design team. Noted 24 Aug; still open.
Notes it usedNote · 24 Aug 2026Note · 4 Aug 2026
If there is no note under an answer, it says so rather than guessing.
Justin Mercerlast spoke · 3 days ago
Justin MercerFounder · Lumen Labs
EmailCallOwed · intro
- Call24 Aug 2026
- Meeting · Lisbon12 Aug 2026
- Card scanned30 Jul 2026
0:20 · the app itself
Not a mock-up. The actual app.
Three recordings from the Android app, running. Nothing here is a drawing of what it might look like.
getting them in
One field, and they exist
The rest of the form can wait — the button says so.
three weeks later
The whole relationship, dated
What you know, how to reach them, and every conversation in order.
when you cannot place a name
Answered, and shown where from
A plain question, and the notes the answer came out of underneath it.
Recorded on Android. Every person in the footage is invented — the same reason nothing else on this page is an example either.
What it does
See it in action.
Every one of these is built and running today. Nothing here is a roadmap.
Both sides of a card
Photograph the front and the back — up to four images, read together in one pass. Name, title, company, email and phone come back, with room for whatever else the card prints — read by AI, confirmed by you.
A name is enough
Type one line and save. Fill in the rest whenever you get to it.
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.
Home opens on who needs you
What's overdue, what's due today, and today's meetings from your phone's calendar — with the most pressing people first.
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.
Reminders that find you
Set one and it fires on your phone and lands in your inbox, in your own timezone.
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 — every value on offer is one your own people match.
Your card, as a link
Share your details as a QR code, choose which fields it shows, and burn the link whenever you like.
months later · and you have met four hundred people
Four hundred people. Two seconds.
A rail down the side, a date index, or a word you half remember. The archive stops being a list you scroll the moment there is more in it than you can hold.
by letter
Straight to the letter
Drag the rail. Letters nobody is filed under stay dim.
by when you met
Or by when you met them
The same archive, regrouped by month, with a year to scrub through.
or by a word you remember
Search what you wrote, not just names
Every result says what it matched on, so you can tell whether to believe it.
and the rest of it
Twelve more, already running.
The tiles above are the ones worth watching. These are the ones you find out about in the second week — and they are the reason the first week sticks.
0:00 · getting them in
Capture
- When you have met them beforeAndroid
- Name, email, phone and company are checked against everyone you already know before a new person is made. Each match says why it matched — so you file it onto them rather than keeping two of them.
- What was said comes firstAndroid
- After the shutter it asks what was said, because the card will still be a card in an hour and the conversation is gone in ten minutes. The reading runs behind that screen and fills the blanks when it lands.
- The printed card outranks its codeAndroid
- QR codes are read in the formats card printers actually emit, and a code that is not a person is left alone. When a card carries both, the print wins — the code is often a switchboard and the card has the direct line.
- Log it as what it was
- Meeting, coffee, call, lunch, video, conference — thirteen kinds, with the date, the place and the event. Where there was an event, that is what heads the row on their timeline afterwards.
whenever you ask
The assistant
- Ask it to set the reminderAndroid
- Ask for a reminder on Friday and it works out who you mean and which Friday, from your own clock. Notes and logged meetings are asked for the same way.
- It proposes, you confirm
- Nothing reaches your record until you tap, and the line you are confirming is written by Exono rather than by the model. Nothing it can do deletes anything.
- It writes the follow-up
- A subject and a paragraph for email, two sentences for WhatsApp. Edit it, ask for it shorter, then send it from your own Mail or WhatsApp.
- Drafts that do not read as machine-written
- Every draft is checked for the shapes that give a machine away — the opening remark about the last meeting, the closing offer to answer any questions, every sentence the same length. A repair pass is kept only if it comes back cleaner.
the next morning · and every week after
What you owe
- Every follow-up says why it is there
- Somebody new, a reminder come due, or a week since you last logged a meeting. The card tells you which of the three put them in front of you.
- A promise outranks a suggestion
- One open follow-up per person, so when a reminder and a week-old coffee land on the same name the promise is the one that survives. Done and Skip both close it, and either can be reopened with its reason and its date intact.
a year later
Finding them again
- Narrowing and ordering are different jobs
- Change the order and the same people are still in the list. It is the one thing a list of four hundred has to get right, and the reason you can trust what you are looking at.
- The sentence that matched
- Every result shows the line it matched on, not just a name, so you can check it rather than trust it. A question your notes do not answer comes back empty — nearest is not the same as near.
Every entry here is running today. Where something is the phone only, it says so.
a hall with four bars of nothing
Where you meet people has the worst signal.
Conference halls, hotel basements, a SIM that has not woken up abroad. Capture on the Android app does not wait for any of it.
Write it with no signal
Log an interaction, write a note, set a reminder or photograph a card with nothing in the bars. It shows straight away, survives a restart, and sends itself in order when the connection comes back.
Look somebody up offline
Every list and profile you have already opened is kept on the phone and shown again when the network is gone. What you have never opened will not be there.
The AI is what waits
Reading a card, drafting, summaries and Ask need a connection, and they say so rather than failing quietly. Nothing else in the app waits on them.
Offline capture is the Android app. The web app needs a connection.
and what it will not do
Four things it refuses, on purpose.
Each one is a decision rather than a gap. A product that quietly implies more than it does is how trust gets spent.
Your phone book stays out
Everybody in Exono is somebody you actually met. Nothing in the record arrived by import.
Nothing is sent for you
A draft opens pre-filled in your own mail or WhatsApp. No interstitial, no tracking redirect, and nothing goes out until you press send.
The calendar is read-only
Exono reads today's events to show who you are about to meet. It never writes to your calendar, edits it or deletes from it.
It does not go and look them up
Answers come from what you wrote down, not from the internet. If your notes do not cover it, the answer is that they do not cover it.
what it costs
Free to start. $12 when you outgrow it
Essential is free for as long as you like — five hundred people and fifty AI credits a month. The paid plans lift both, and add the part that works on your behalf.
Essential
Free
Up to 500 people
50 AI credits a month
Growth
$12/month
Unlimited people
1,000 AI credits a month
Scale
$24/month
Unlimited people
5,000 AI credits a month
Compare the plans
Paid yearly, both plans get 2 months free.
Who it's for
The same memory, five different jobs.
Exono is one product. What it is worth depends on who you keep meeting, so each page below makes the case from one of those jobs.
- ConferencesCapture someone in the thirty seconds before the next person arrives, then follow up on all forty without losing what any of them said.
- FoundersInvestors, operators, candidates and advisors belong in no deal stage. Keep who they are, what mattered to them, and what you promised.
- SalesYour CRM records a relationship once a deal is attached. This is for the far larger set that precedes one, sits beside one, or outlasts one.
- RecruitersThe best conversations happen when nobody is moving. Keep what they wanted, what you promised, and enough context to open the next one properly.
- ConsultantsWhen the practice is the network, a record is only worth having if it survives the years between one conversation and the next. This one does.
Questions
Straight answers.
What Exono is, what it runs on, and what it does not do yet.
No. There are no pipelines, deals or stages. Exono is a memory for the people you meet — who they are, what mattered to them, and what you promised. If you run a sales process, it sits beside your CRM rather than replacing it.
Android and the web. The app runs on Android, and there is a full web app in the browser — the same account, whichever one you open.
Yes, on the Android app. Every write works with no signal — log an interaction, write a note, set a reminder, photograph a card — and it queues on the phone, shows straight away, and sends itself in order when the connection comes back. Reading is served from what you have already opened, not from a copy of your whole archive. The AI is the one thing that waits: reading a card, drafting and Ask need a connection, and say so rather than failing quietly.
You photograph the front and the back. The photos are read by AI on our servers and come back as fields for you to check before anything is saved. The photos stay attached to the person.
You, and nobody else. Every table holding relationship data is protected by row-level security that is switched on and forced in the database itself. The assistant that answers your questions can only read your own data, inside your own session, and cannot change or delete anything.
Now. Essential is free for as long as you like — 500 people and 50 AI credits a month — and every new account starts with 14 days of Growth, with no card. The Android app and the web app are the same account, whichever you open.
Keep in touch
The next person you meet deserves to be remembered.
Exono is free to start — no card, nothing to install. If you would rather hear from us first, leave an address and we will send the occasional note about what is new.