Remembers everyone
Every person, and what is true about them, with the source and the date. Six months later it still knows. It will not invent closeness that was never there.
Iris keeps the people in your world and what you owe them. She gets you ready for the room you are walking into, and drafts in your voice. Nothing leaves without you.
Today
Three people are worth reaching today. One promise is open on you. Dana Whitfield is the one not to leave to chance.
The morning room was where you set the day before the day began. Quiet, private, first light.
Iris is that room, kept for your people and your work.
One record of your people and your work, held with its sources, shown only when it changes what you would do.
Every person, and what is true about them, with the source and the date. Six months later it still knows. It will not invent closeness that was never there.
Before a meeting: who you are seeing, what you last talked about, what changed, and what you still owe them. You walk in ready.
The connection worth making, and the one to leave alone. People are not inventory. When the right thing is to do nothing, it says so.
The follow up and the introduction, written from the record in your voice. Nothing goes out until you say so.
Your whole network in one place. See it by lane, by room, by relationship. Iris finds the bridge worth making and says why, with the evidence behind it. You decide.
The rules it keeps, so you can trust what it tells you.
Even when the truth is less useful. What is uncertain stays uncertain, and it says so rather than guess.
Friendship, faith, family, and community do not need a business reason. Iris keeps them that way and will not turn them into leads.
Each person’s world is walled off in the database, not by promise. Nothing is sold, and nothing trains a model.
Iris is set up around one person’s world with care. We take on a few, and we set it up with you.
Iris is in a small private preview. If you keep a network that matters and a calendar that stays full, get in touch and tell us what you need. We would rather hear that than sell you anything.
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