Every capability below is live in ehllo today, with a real example of what you'd actually type or see. Not a roadmap, not a demo.
Every note you leave is read once and quietly understood. No tags, no forms, nothing to fill in.
A note about a job, a funding round, a move, or a preference is recognized by topic, so the same subject can be found and compared later. Automatically.
You wrote Preparing to raise a seed round.
ehllo Filed under Amara and quietly tagged as her funding status, ready to notice if that ever changes.
Mention an introduction in passing and it's remembered as one. Never guessed just because two people happened to be at the same event.
You wrote Priya introduced me to him at the founders meetup.
ehllo Priya is quietly linked as the introduction. No extra step, no prompt.
Mark a note outdated or not right, or move it to the correct person. Every correction is reversible, and nothing is ever silently overwritten.
A relationship isn't a snapshot. ehllo tracks how facts age, and checks back when something was supposed to happen.
When a newer note updates an older one on the same topic, the old one is marked outdated automatically, and you're told. No more carrying stale context into your next conversation.
You wrote June: "Preparing to raise a seed round." August: "Seed closed, hiring our first product person."
ehllo Recognizes the same topic, marks June's note superseded, and lets you know: "Amara's situation may have changed."
Mention a future date in a note, and ehllo checks back once it arrives, instead of that plan quietly falling out of view.
You wrote Her startup is launching in September.
ehllo Come September: "Did it happen for Amara?"
Most of what you want to know isn't about one person. It's about a group of them, screened by something they have in common.
Ask about a group of people at once, and ehllo screens everyone you've met, not just the one person whose name you happened to remember.
You wrote Who's raising a seed round right now?
ehllo Amara, who closed her seed round in August and is now hiring. Also Femi, still fundraising as of last week.
An introduction you've mentioned owing someone is tracked as a fact you can ask about later. Read from what you actually wrote, never guessed from a shared event.
You wrote Who have I promised to introduce to Sarah?
ehllo You told Marcus you'd connect him with Sarah after the panel in July.
The most useful moment for context is right before you need it, not buried three taps deep in a search you have to remember to run.
Before an event you're actually going to, a short private brief on the people you'll see: what you remember, what's still open, and anything recently changed or come due. Only shown when there's real history behind it, never a hollow reminder about someone you barely know.
A follow-up message drafted from your own notes about that person. Always yours to review and edit before anything sends.
Keep-in-touch and same-day "jot it down" prompts, timed to how long it's actually been since you last connected. Not a blanket schedule everyone gets on day one.
Voice or text, in plain language. Every answer traces back to something you actually wrote, and when ehllo doesn't know, it says so instead of inventing a fact about someone you know.
ehllo isn't a social network, and nothing here is inferred from guesswork: every capability above reads from what you actually wrote, never from assumptions about who you were standing next to. See our privacy policy for the details.
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