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A personal assistant who remembers everything and everyone.

Kola reads your calendar and email and listens to your calls. It remembers the details. Everything is stored on your Mac.

A Kola chart ringing the people around a deal by distance: two in the room, one a step away, three who could open a door

Who is in the room, who is one step away. Drawn from your own meetings and threads.

Kola's home screen: the ask box, four suggested questions, today's calendar with Brief and Recap buttons, and recent notes

Kola on launch. Ask anything in plain language, or start from today's calendar.

What it does

Not a database you fill in. A memory that fills itself.

Kola sits quietly on your Mac and reads what you already produce every day. There is no data entry and no fields to maintain. Just answers, each one traced back to the person, email, call, thread or note it came from.

"Who is actually close to the Kestrel deal?"

Two people are in the room. Hugo Almeida owns the instrument layer and is the one who wants this. Freya Nilsen is one step away, and you already know her from Lisbon.

6 people, placed by distance from the deal

"How did the Helio Health deal actually go?"

Six months and four sources, from the first cold reply in February to the countersignature on 4 August. The three quiet weeks in May are on the record too.

9 dated events, drawn from four sources

"Who connects to whom around Northwind?"

Tom Okafor sits in the middle. Elena Vasquez signs, but she appears in fewer of these rooms than Tom does. If Tom went quiet you would lose the account's connective tissue.

15 connections, each one from shared evidence

Before you meet

Walk in already briefed.

Kola lines up today's meetings with everyone attending. Press Brief and it writes what you last discussed and what is still open. After the call, press Recap.

Kola's calendar column: today's meetings with attendee faces, a Brief button on upcoming events and a Recap button on those that have finished

Everything about a person

One page per relationship.

Every email, meeting and note about someone sits on one page. So does the part you would never write down: how strong the relationship is, and how long it has been.

A person record in Kola: lists, contact fields, a free-text note, relationship strength, and tabs for emails, meetings, notes and circle

Over the years

A timeline that never forgets.

Kola assembles the whole history from email, calendar, notes and LinkedIn. It marks the silences too, so the three weeks nobody wrote sits on the record next to the day it was signed.

A Kola timeline of one deal over six months, from the first cold reply to the countersignature, with a three-week silence marked in the middle
Inside Kola

Answers you can open.

Every chart is made of records, not pixels. Click a face and you land on that person, with the emails, meetings and notes the chart was drawn from.

Ask in plain language.

Type the question the way you would say it out loud. Kola reads your people, notes, calendar and messages, then answers with names.

A question typed into Kola about who is close to a deal, and Kola's written answer naming four people and what each one holds

Ask about a company, see the people around it.

Kola answers in prose, then draws the network it read. Every line is a shared meeting, note or employer. Nothing is inferred.

A Kola chat answering who connects to whom around an account, with a six-person network graph and a legend explaining every kind of line

Everyone you know, in one table.

Company, position, relationship strength, last touched, birthday, email count. Filled in from what you already had, wherever Kola can find it.

Kola's People table with company, position, relationship strength, last touched, email, phone, location and birthday columns
Privacy

Your memory stays on your Mac.

Kola indexes locally and answers locally. Your relationships are not a product and not a shared graph. They live in one file on your own machine.

Read the Privacy Policy
Get started

Never forget who you know.

Install Kola and connect an account. Kola builds your contacts from there.