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People come and go. Memories connect.

Bad with names?
You’re in good company.

Frinlie is your friendly memory wingman. It keeps the names, faces and details of everyone you meet, so the next time you walk in you already know who’s who — and what to ask about.

Private by default. Your notes are never sold, never shared, and always exportable.

Patty’s · 10 people

  • Tasha

    owner · married to Louie

  • Kaily

    skinny blonde · say: k’eye’ly

  • Marissa

    does brows

Dark on purpose — it opens in a dim room.

  • Never draw a blank

    Names, faces and details right when you need them — before you're through the door, not after.

  • More than a name

    How you met, what they do, who they're married to, what they'd want you to ask about next time.

  • Better conversations

    Showing you remembered is the whole thing. The little details are what turn a nod into a friendship.

  • Private & secure

    Your memories are yours. Always. No ads, nothing sold, and a full export in one tap whenever you like.

  • Always with you

    Capture a note in ten seconds while it's fresh. Thank yourself the next time you walk in.

Three steps, and the last one is the point.

  1. 01

    Bring what you already have

    Paste the messy note you keep in your phone. Frinlie reads it into people and places, shows you what it wasn't sure about, and keeps your original text exactly as you wrote it.

  2. 02

    Add a line when it's fresh

    Ten seconds, one thumb. A name, what they look like, who they're with. The detail you'd never remember in a month is the one that lands hardest later.

  3. 03

    Walk in already knowing

    Open it in the parking lot and the right faces are on screen — names, how you know them, and the thing to ask about this time.

Built for people whose lives run on names.

If you meet more people in a week than you can hold in your head, this is for you.

  • The regular

    You're in the same bar, gym and hardware store every week, and you want to greet the staff by name — all of them, not just the two you're sure about.

  • The newcomer

    You've moved somewhere new. Every conversation is a first one, and you'd like the second one to feel like it isn't.

  • In sales or service

    Remembering someone's kid's name is worth more than any pitch. You already know that; you just need somewhere to keep it.

  • Church, club, league

    Forty people, once a week, half of them married to each other. You need the map, not just the list.

  • Bad with names, good with people

    You genuinely care and your memory just doesn't cooperate. That's not a character flaw — it's a working-memory limit, and it's fixable.

  • Quietly private

    You want all this in one place you control, not scattered across a notes app, your contacts and somebody's social network.

About the people in your notes

What you’re doing is ordinary and kind — it’s what a good bartender or a good neighbour does on purpose. But it is a file about real people, and Frinlie treats it that way: private by default, never sold, never used to train anything, and yours to export or delete whenever you want.

Nothing is ever really deleted by accident, every change is recorded so a mistake can be undone, and a full copy is backed up nightly in a plain format you can read without us. We’d rather you never need any of that — but you should have it.

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You be awesome. Frinlie remembers the rest.

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