Everything you need to manage relationships on purpose

Personal, Professional, Client & Partner, and Networking, each with tuned subtypes like Manager, Collaborator, Stakeholder, Client, Mentor, and Industry contact, so a skip-level and a college friend never get the same generic treatment.

Every relationship sits somewhere from Ideal to Strong, Workable, Frayed, or Negative, a shared five-bar motif across the app. No fuzzy vibes, no fake precision: a state you can see at a glance and act on.

Mark how consequential each relationship is to your goals. The frayed relationship with a critical stakeholder surfaces before the comfortable one with an old teammate, because that's where the risk lives.

Debounced search across every kind, subtype filters, and action menus on each card. Find the person in the elevator before the doors close.

A quick read on every relationship (how they take in new ideas, how much structure they need, where they get their energy, how they handle friction and pressure) turns "they're impossible" into "they need the details in writing before the meeting." You adapt to what's actually there.

The profile hub starts from the product's core idea: you are an experience other people have. An honest, detailed read of your own personality (how direct you are, how you handle conflict, what you're like under stress, how you get things done) shows you the patterns you likely create in the room.

A built-in learning surface that teaches the mechanics of professional relationships (starting with the Appeal, Ability, and Trust framework) so you're building skill, not just tracking data.

Adding a relationship walks through basics, current state, a mini personality read, and goal selection, and hands back a generated, phased plan. Ten minutes in, you know your next move.

A side-by-side read of your personality and theirs: where you're naturally alike, where the mild differences live, and which big gaps explain the friction, with common ground to build on and concrete tips for working with this specific person.

Choose goals matched to the relationship's kind and subtype: rebuild trust with a manager, deepen a client partnership, turn an industry contact into an ally. Each goal unfolds in phases with concrete tasks, meeting cues, and watch-outs.

Relationship work is rhythmic, not one-and-done. Recurring steps come due again automatically at the right interval, and the dashboard tells you what's due now, so no one important slips off your radar.

Stuck on how to actually approach a step? Generate concrete ideas tailored to this person, this goal, this phase. Each new round builds on what you tried before; it reads your notes from prior rounds and won't repeat itself.

Each time you work a step, you log what you decided to do and how it went. Over months, every relationship accumulates a private history of what you've tried and what actually worked: judgment you can build on.

Link your calendar, choose exactly which calendars the app can see, and it matches upcoming meetings to the relationships in your library.

Before a meeting, pull a plan built from that relationship's goals, current phase, meeting cues, and your notes: what this conversation needs to accomplish and how this specific person prefers to work.

Onboarding can scan your last three months of meetings and rank the people you meet most. Pick the ones who matter, tag their relationship kind, and your library starts pre-populated with drafts of your real network.

Every plan phase carries cues (things to ask, signals to watch for, topics to avoid) so even a hallway conversation can move the relationship forward.

Connect your own Slack in one click and choose exactly what it sends you. Your daily relationship plan arrives as a DM, with your morning coffee or the evening before, so the day's people-work is decided before the day starts.

Minutes before each meeting, a DM lands with who's in the room, your saved prep notes, per-person cue guidance, and a link straight into the meeting's plan. It even flags attendees who aren't in your library yet.

When the meeting ends, a check-in asks how it went. Reply right in the thread and your debrief is saved to the meeting's record, captured in the thirty seconds you actually remember it. And you can DM the bot any question, any time: it answers from your real library.

Prefer the inbox? The same daily plan arrives by email (morning-of or evening-before, on your timezone) so tomorrow's relationship work is one skim away.

Structured notes capture who this person is, what you've learned, and what you're still figuring out. Journaling steps write directly into the right note, so insight lands where you'll find it again.

Some things are easier said than typed. Start a short voice conversation with an AI interviewer who asks the right questions about a relationship, then hands you a distilled note to review and keep. The audio is never stored, only the insight you choose to save.

Birthdays, work anniversaries, renewal windows, the follow-up you promised, stored in a structured format and summarized where you need them, instead of buried in a note you'll never reopen.

Kick off research on a relationship and let the app populate the background (role, context, public footprint) so your first coffee isn't spent on questions LinkedIn could have answered.

Every worked step, every journal entry, every round of ideas lives on the relationship's record. Before a big conversation, skim the whole arc in two minutes.

Add CORE Relationships as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT and sign in with your own account. From then on, your assistant can look things up in your library right from the chat: no exports, no copy-paste.

"Which of my client relationships are frayed?" "What do I know about Dana before our 3pm?" Your assistant can list your relationships, search by name, email, or company, and pull anyone's full picture on demand.

What your AI sees is the real thing: each relationship's current state, personality sketch, goals and plan progress, meeting cues, notes, and open tasks (the same context you'd want in your own head).

The connection authenticates as you, with your own account, and it can only read; it can't edit or delete anything, and it can never see anyone's data but yours.

One screen for what's due, key relationships and their states, streaks, and upcoming meetings, plus an Actions page that lays out everything due this week, important people first. Open it with your coffee; know your people-work in thirty seconds.

Every AI call runs server-side behind your sign-in, rate-limited, with provider keys that never touch your data or your browser. The AI works for you; it doesn't harvest you.

Your honest read on your boss lives here, so nobody sees it but you. No social layer, no sharing, and every integration is scoped to your account alone. Candor is what makes the system work; the product is built so you can afford it.

A dark, minimal, keyboard-friendly interface with no feed, no gamified noise, no engagement tricks. The app's job is to make the ten minutes you give it count, then get out of the way.