A logbook of the people you love
Do more of what you love, with who you love.
Interperson helps you show up for the people who matter: the call you meant to make, the dinner you keep moving, the friend who has just come back to town. It reads the record you already keep, in your messages and your calendar, and turns it into a few good moves at a time.
What it keeps
Four things, done carefully.
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Ally notices, suggests, remembers.
Ally is the friend who keeps the logbook. She notices when a thread has gone quiet, offers one small move with a reason and a first line to send, and remembers how it went, so the next idea is better than the last. One or two a day, never a nag.
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The sky of your people.
Everyone you know, drawn as a star chart with you at its centre. The people you see most orbit nearest; old friend groups gather into constellations. Turn the sky back and see who was close last spring.
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Plans with friends.
Say what you feel like doing and with whom. Interperson finds an evening that suits you both and a place you would both like, and sends the invitation. Afterwards it asks, lightly, how it was.
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The thinking stays on your Mac.
Interperson reads your messages on your own Mac, with an AI model that runs there too, so your conversations are never handed to an AI company. The app has no ads and no trackers, and nothing about you is for sale.
Two rooms, one house
On the Mac, and in your pocket.
The Mac
The Desk: a logbook on the left, the sky on the right. Ally's morning note, what not to forget, one nudge, and on Sundays a look back at your week. This is where the reading and the thinking happen.
The iPhone
The same Ally, out the door with you. Today's note, a quick word after you have seen someone, and the plans you are making together. Your Mac does the work; your phone carries it.
Come and keep a logbook.
We are letting people in a few at a time, mostly friends of friends. If you would like a place, write to simon@interperson.ai and tell us a little about the people you would like to see more of.