Interactions

    Every handshake becomes memory.

    Walk the floor, take the call, grab the coffee. Tap who you met, how it went, what you promised. Ask Nathan turns it into a verified relationship your whole team can walk in on.

    Ask Nathan

    The film · 80 seconds

    From the handshake to the follow-up.

    The three moments

    Tap. It scores. It’s drafted.

    Three moments from the Ask Nathan app, for a fictional team: Daniel Okoye, CRO at Meridian Networks, is marked met with a long conversation that went well, tied to the Meridian expansion deal, with a promise to email on Thursday; the path from Priya Raman to Daniel scores Path Confidence 71, high, on one long conversation, two meetings since April and a LinkedIn connection since 2024; and the follow-up email is drafted and ready to send.

    1. 01

      Tap, don't type.

      Met, card, a promise: two taps per person. Or tell Claude to log it from your meeting notes.

      ComingName badge, business card, LinkedIn screenshot, voice memo.

    2. 02

      It scores, verified by you.

      A long conversation at an event counts like a 1:1 meeting.

      ComingCoffee, dinner, a kids' game: the relationships a calendar can't see.

    3. 03

      Tomorrow's follow-ups, drafted.

      Due today, this week, later. One tap opens the email or the LinkedIn note.

      ComingDrafted from what you said you'd do.

    What stays with you

    • How it went stays inside your workspace.
    • Nothing sends itself.

    Questions

    Do I need an attendee list?
    No. A name and a company is enough; Ask Nathan matches it the way it matches everything, and asks when two companies share a name. Start an event on the spot and import the list later if you have one.
    ComingWhat happens to a badge or card photo?
    Photo capture is coming. When it ships, the photo is read once to propose the name, title, company and work email, then discarded. Only what you confirm is kept.
    Does this write to our CRM?
    No. Writeback is a separate, opt-in step for your workspace, not part of Interactions.
    Can my teammates see what I logged?
    They see that you met someone and how strong the path is. How it went and your notes stay with you and your workspace.

    Know who knows. Then walk in warm.

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