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Tell Pomet
While it’s still fresh
Step aside between conversations or do a brain dump on the ride home. Tell Pomet what you want to hold onto.
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Tap the check when you’re done
The personal briefing app
Remember what matters. Right when it matters.
Tell Pomet what people share. Get briefed before the next conversation.
For Founders and Solopreneurs who know relationships are the business.
You decide what's kept. No background listening. Your details stay yours.
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Your Briefings
EverythingBriefsReminders
Today
Marcus Haggerty
Coffee · 2:00 PM today
Full Brief
Send Dana the term sheetOverdue
Tomorrow
AAlexDinner · 7:00 PM
I don’t know Alex yet — tell me about them after, and next time I’ll have a briefing ready.
JJonas BeckerCoffee · 3:00 PM
Briefed from 1 update · Tap to prepare
Next week
Maya ChenCoffee · Tue 10:00Briefed from 8 updates · Tap to prepare
Rodolfo VegaLunch · WedBriefed from 4 updates · Tap to prepare
HomePeopleBriefs
Brief
Marcus HaggertyView Profile
Coffee · Today · 2:00 PM
Where you left off
Worth resurfacing
Ask something specific
HomePeopleBriefs
Before your next conversation
Walk in prepared
Briefings shouldn’t be reserved for the rich and powerful.
Politicians have aides. Executives have chiefs of staff. Someone leans in before the meeting and says: Her daughter just started at Berkeley. His father’s been ill.
Everyone else walks in cold.
Pomet is the briefing the rest of us never had—built only from what you told it.
How Pomet works
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Get briefed
Before you meet again
When they show up on your calendar, the brief is ready: everything they shared and where you left off. Or ask for a briefing anytime.
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Your Briefings
EverythingBriefsReminders
Today
Marcus Haggerty
Coffee · 2:00 PM today
Full Brief
Send Dana the term sheetOverdue
Tomorrow
AAlexDinner · 7:00 PM
I don’t know Alex yet — tell me about them after, and next time I’ll have a briefing ready.
JJonas BeckerCoffee · 3:00 PM
Briefed from 1 update · Tap to prepare
Next week
Maya ChenCoffee · Tue 10:00Briefed from 8 updates · Tap to prepare
Rodolfo VegaLunch · WedBriefed from 4 updates · Tap to prepare
HomePeopleBriefs
Brief
Marcus HaggertyView Profile
Coffee · Today · 2:00 PM
Where you left off
Worth resurfacing
Ask something specific
HomePeopleBriefs
03 · Ask Pomet
Search from the clue you remember
Anytime. Anyone.
Ask naturally and on demand, using fuzzy, half-remembered details. Pomet searches what you've already told it: the person, recommendation, promise, or connection you're trying to place.
Who was the German founder I met at the SXSW happy hour?
Someone recommended a startup lawyer to me a while back. Remind me of the details.
Which investors have I met over the years? Show me what I noted about them.
The conversation was about more than work.
The richest details rarely come from a meeting or transcript. They surface over lunch, dinner, a happy hour or in the airport lounge—when the conversation gets personal and when nothing is written down. Pomet is just one quick voice note away.
The personal details with nowhere else to live
Their kids’ namesThe big tripA parent’s healthWhere they’re movingSpouse’s jobWhat they’re navigating
Where Pomet begins
CRMWhen there’s business to track
PometFrom the first conversation
From the moment you meet.
A founder you met at a conference. Someone you clicked with over coffee. A potential collaborator with no obvious next step. You may not know where the relationship will lead—and they probably don’t belong in a pipeline. But what they shared may matter later.
Nix the small talk
Keep the thread as the relationship grows.
Add an update whenever you reconnect. Over months and years, you build a private history of what they've shared with you—so you can follow up, keep promises, and pick up the conversation without starting over.
Built on trust
You choose what's kept. No one else sees it.
Pomet never holds the conversation itself — only what you chose to tell it afterward. You decide which details are worth keeping, then get them back at a glance before you meet again. Deeply personal. Not shareable.
You choose what's saved
Nothing runs in the background.
No sharing enabled
Not with a teammate. Not with anyone.
We don’t read your notes
No one at Pomet reads transcripts.
Never used to train AI
Zero-data-retention processing.
Never sold
Not to advertisers or partners.
Your data is yours
Export or delete it anytime.
Make people feel remembered.
The person who follows up on what you’ve shared — who leads with who you are, not just what you do. They’re impressive.
Be that person.
Early access invitations are sent in small batches.
Pomet, plainly
Common questions.
What is Pomet?
Pomet is a personal briefing app — you tell it what people share, and it briefs you before you meet them again. It's built for founders and solopreneurs who know relationships are the business. Pomet keeps what you tell it, retrieves details across your relationships, and prepares you before conversations.
Is Pomet a CRM?
No. A CRM briefs you on the pipeline — where the deal left off. A Pomet profile shows who that person is to you. Pomet holds the personal details that never make it into a CRM field, and it's useful from the first conversation, before there's a deal at all.
Does Pomet listen in the background?
No. Pomet does not listen in the background. You open the app, you speak, you decide what gets saved.
What information does Pomet save?
Only what you tell it: personal details, work updates, promises, introductions, recommendations, reminders, and where a conversation left off.
Who is Pomet built for?
Pomet is built for founders and solopreneurs who know relationships are the business — across PR, real estate, recruiting, fundraising, advising, consulting, and client services. It's for people whose work means meeting many people in professional and personal settings, especially when a relationship matters before there's a deal, project, or formal next step.
What will Pomet cost?
Pomet is free during the beta. When it reaches the App Store it becomes a paid subscription, monthly or annual, billed through Apple — starting with 14 days free. The first 100 beta users keep an early rate for as long as they stay subscribed.
Why isn't the price listed yet?
Because the beta comes first. We want to know what Pomet is worth to the people using it before we set a number. You'll know the price well before you're asked to pay it.
What do I need to use Pomet?
An iPhone. Pomet is a native iOS app, in private beta now, ahead of its App Store release.
Can anyone else see my notes?
No. There's no sharing enabled — not with a teammate, not with a spouse, not with anyone. A Pomet profile is who that person is to you, not who they are to the world.
How do I join the waitlist?
Join the waitlist above. Early access invitations are sent in small batches.