Say what happened, in your own words. Your Dossier remembers the people, the promises, and the things you still need to do — so you don’t have to. Later, you just ask.
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okay — coffee with Hannah. she’s anxious about the Lisbon move, the flat fell through. her dad’s surgery is on the 14th. I said I’d send her Marco’s landlord contact… oh, and ask how Theo’s first week of school went.
Hannah
Lisbon move is wobbling — the flat fell through. Her dad’s surgery is June 14.
Send Hannah Marco’s landlord contact.
Theo’s first week of school — ask how it went.
No folders. No tags. You just said it.
Hands on the wheel, brain still full.
“Just finished that call with the agency. Think I’m done there. Need to tell Sarah by Friday. Also — Hannah’s dad’s surgery is next week, ask how it went after.”
Three messy lines at 11pm.
“nia calgary soon - ask abt flat. maria panel tmrw check in after. portfolio deadline october still real.”
The photos you save and forget.
A photo of a whiteboard. A message you screenshotted so you wouldn’t forget. A job listing. Anything.
Voice, typed, or a screenshot of the conversation. Half-sentences welcome. Out of order is fine. Three different things at once is fine.
The people, the promises, and the things to follow up on each go where they belong — no folders, no tags, no sorting on your part.
What was she nervous about?
What did I promise him?
You get a straight answer, not a list of search results. And before some conversations, the detail you need shows up on its own.
It has been a loud two weeks. You could not say what month it is, let alone what she told you in that café.
Before you pick up, this is already waiting.
You answer on the second ring knowing exactly what to ask first. She never finds out there was a system. There barely is one.
Her dad’s surgery was the 14th — you haven’t heard how it went.
You still owe her Marco’s landlord contact.
Theo started school two weeks ago.
Nothing breaks and nothing nags. Come back after two quiet weeks, talk for a few minutes about everything that happened, and it all goes where it belongs. Dossier just waits until you’re ready.
Not transcripts. Not a feed. Just the things that matter, kept clear and ready when you need them.
This is the most personal thing you could put in software. It is treated that way.
Dossier is free to start and early access is small on purpose. If this sounds like relief, ask for a spot.
Free to request · early access · small by design