We kept running into the same problem. You meet someone worth knowing, the conversation clicks, and a week later all that's left is a name and a vague sense that you should follow up. The why — where you met, what you talked about, the thing you promised to send — was already gone.
Every tool we tried solved the wrong half. Contacts apps stored the name. Card scanners stored the title. None of them kept the story, and the story was the only part that actually mattered.
So we built Subtex to capture the context in the moment and keep it attached to the person — not buried in a note you'll never open again. From there it does the work for you, reading the patterns across your connections and surfacing the right detail at the right time. The result isn't a longer contact list. It's a network you can actually use.
