The next meeting is with a person, not a date.

Savory files every meeting under everyone who attended. Open a person and get the whole relationship: history, rhythm, and the open items on both sides.

Walk in knowing everything you've ever discussed.

  • Meeting history, per person. Every recorded and calendar-known meeting with them, newest first, summaries one click away.
  • Cadence and last met, computed from your real calendar. Weekly, every two weeks, monthly, occasional; you'll notice when a relationship goes quiet.
  • The two-way ledger. Action items split into "They owe you" and "You owe them," with due dates. Follow-through becomes visible.
  • One canonical person. The same human across two calendars and three email addresses merges into a single page.
Where action items come from →

Built from your meetings, not another database to maintain.

This isn't a CRM you have to feed. People pages assemble themselves from calendars and meetings: attendees become people, transcripts become history, extracted commitments become the ledger. Rename someone once and every surface updates. Merge duplicates in two clicks. A person with just a name is still a person; Savory never invents data it doesn't have.

From meeting attendees on your connected calendars and from the meetings you capture. Savory deduplicates by email, links each meeting to everyone in it, and keeps one canonical page per human, even across accounts.

Yes. The Action items screen opens on a Just me view, and every person's page splits open items into what they owe you and what you owe them, with due dates and overdue counts.

Stop preparing for meetings. Start opening a page.

The person page is the prep. It wrote itself while you worked.

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