Pulse: Never Forget a Name

You meet someone at a party, hit it off, exchange numbers. Three weeks later you run into them again and blank on their name. Not because you didn’t care, because nobody’s brain is built to hold hundreds of names, faces, and “wait, where do I know them from” details. Pulse fixes that. Never blank on a name again Every new connection gets logged the moment you meet them. Next time you see them, Pulse has your back, so the second impression is as sharp as the first. Log meetups, not just memories Grabbed coffee with Sarah? Log it. Who was there, how you connected, what you talked about. Future you will thank present you when Sarah brings up “that thing we discussed” and you actually remember it. Pulse Score: know who needs you Every relationship gets a Pulse Score based on how connected you’ve stayed. Watch it drop and you’ll know exactly who’s overdue for a hang, before “it’s been over a month” becomes “it’s been over a year.” Tag interests, find your people instantly Need a fourth for volleyball? Filter by interest instead of mentally scrolling through your contacts like a Rolodex from 2004. Map your circles Connect friends to each other, tag relationship types (friend, family, colleague, and yes, romantic), and actually see the shape of your social world. Reconnect reminders Pulse surfaces who’s falling off your radar before they fall off entirely. No guilt trip, just a gentle nudge and a “Plan a meetup” button. Your relationships deserve the same intentionality you give your career. Pulse just makes it effortless.