What's new

Reaching back out after a long gap is awkward. You open the message, stare at it, close it. So Embers drafts the check-in for you now.

It owns that it's been a while, drops in a quick line on what you're up to, and asks the other person what's new. You read it, tweak it if you want, send it. Nothing goes out on its own.

Set your update once in Settings, Profile, under "Your check-in update." Every check-in pulls from it.

Two ways it fires: add a contact and you get a draft to connect right away, and anyone who's gone quiet past their usual cadence gets one when they're due.

Brought in a big list, like a LinkedIn export? The new Reconnect screen drafts a check-in for every person, in its own space, so you can work the whole list without burying your regular queue.

Published a post, newsletter, or article? Open the queue, hit Share a piece, and paste it in. Embers finds the few people in your network it's a real reason to reach out to and drafts each note with your piece as the hook.

Your queue now leads with what matters most right now instead of whatever showed up last. A real reason to reach out, like a job change or a time-sensitive opening, outranks a routine check-in, no matter whose it is. And it learns: the more you send the drafts that fit and skip the ones that don't, the better it gets at surfacing the right kind of outreach for each kind of person. Nothing sends on its own.

Embers can't predict every reason you'd reach out, so now you can add your own. A chapter's Founders Day, a faith observance, a coaching milestone: open a contact, hit Log a signal, name it, and Embers drafts the touch and learns from it like any built-in one.

When Embers researches a contact, it now brings back more of what it finds: a photo mined from the source pages (with your approval), plus website, work phone, socials, and address, and the research notes land on their story. It won't replace a detail you already have with a thinner one.

On Settings, Voice you can now paste text or upload a .txt, .md, .pdf, or .docx so Embers learns your voice from real writing, not just the five onboarding prompts. The file is read in the moment and discarded; only the text is kept.

Recruiters, investors, friends, family, and the types you name yourself each get their own cadence, the signals that matter for them, and the right prompts to fill in. The Sharpen Your Signals nudges now match the relationship instead of defaulting to a birthday for everyone.

Connect Embers to Claude or another AI agent and manage your network in plain language: ask who's gone quiet, add a contact, log a conversation, queue a follow-up. Anything you can do in Embers, the agent can do. Nothing it drafts sends without your okay.

Asking a contact to fill in their own details no longer has to go by email. Copy a ready-to-send message with the link and text it yourself, or use your phone's share sheet. Works even for a contact with no email on file.

Add organizations to a contact, like a fraternity, a network, or a company, up to five each, and see who else in your network shares them. Comes with a starter set of defaults, and you can add your own.

Share your personal invite link and the friend who joins gets a 30-day Pro trial, while you earn credit when they convert. The invite shows up where it makes sense, including the thank-you screen after someone fills in their info.

You can now set the preferred ways to keep warm on any contact: a call, a text, a quick note, or in person. Embers uses it when it drafts a touch.