What it does

Everything to stay close. Nothing you don't.

From the moment you bring your people in to the one move you make today, here is the whole loop. Calm on purpose, and approve-only at every step.

This week3 worth a word

MWMarcus WebbHis team shipped the on-call launch
DLDana LinBack from leave this week
PSPriya ShahClosed the Series B

Open Embers to act on these

Bring them inYour circle, from wherever it lives: Pull your people in from Google, Apple, email, or a spreadsheet. Read-only, and only the ones you pick. See the integrations.
Stay currentIt keeps up, so you never do data entry: Embers researches the people you add and keeps each relationship's history current on its own. It surfaces what it digs up, “look what I found,” and you decide what to keep. The upkeep that usually rots in a CRM just stays done.
AskAsk anything about your people: Talk to Embers in plain words. Who haven't I talked to lately. Who do I know at Google. When is Alex's birthday. It reads across everyone and answers; it never acts on its own.
ActOne clear move a day, in your voice: Open Embers to the one person worth a touch and a note already written the way you'd say it. Approve, tweak a line, or skip. Quiet check-ins and a weekly digest keep it from piling up.
Everywhere you workOn the web, and in your pocket: Embers runs in any browser and installs to your phone like an app, so your next move is wherever you are. You can connect it to Claude over MCP today, and a Chrome extension is on the way.

And it stays yours. No public feed, no audience, nobody selling your relationships. Embers keeps only what helps write the next warm note and forgets the rest.

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