Everything in YourPond: notes, reminders, and a map of your people
Your people, your places, your moments, and the connections between them.
Rich profiles for everyone in your life.
Everything about everyone.
Location history, job history, education, birthday, how you met, every relationship, on a single page. It's contact management software built for real life, not a sales pipeline.
Add 10 contacts in 30 seconds. Pro
No forms. No fields. Just describe the people in your life the way you'd tell a friend, by typing or talking on iOS. YourPond extracts the details (names, locations, jobs, relationships) and you review everything before it's saved.
My best friend Amara Okafor lives in San Francisco and works as a Product Lead at Spotify. I met her in 2019 through a mutual friend. Her birthday is March 15. My colleague David R. works at Goldman Sachs in Chicago.
Your description is processed by Anthropic's AI to extract contact details. Anthropic doesn't use it to train their models and may retain it up to 30 days for safety purposes before deleting it. YourPond never stores the raw text you type, only the contacts you review and approve.
Or just talk.New
On iOS, tap the microphone and describe someone out loud. Just got back from an event? Talk about who you met on the walk home. YourPond transcribes and structures everything: same review flow, same quality, no typing required. See how the voice to contact app works.
Not just who you know, but who they know.
Family, friends, colleagues, all connected. Add relationships and YourPond draws the tree for you. See how relationship mapping works in YourPond.
You add the people. YourPond connects the dots. Pro
YourPond looks at your contacts and suggests connections you haven't entered yet: classmates, colleagues, family. One tap to confirm.
Both worked at Goldman Sachs
Find anyone in seconds.
Search by name, city, company, school, or relationship type.
Never forget the moments that matter.
Birthdays, anniversaries, and life events, tracked and pushed to your phone the moment you need them. YourPond knows what's coming up before you do.
Reminders for everything that matters.
Set reminders for any contact and any occasion. YourPond auto-generates birthday and anniversary reminders, and you can add custom ones for marathons, job interviews, new babies, or anything else worth showing up for. Reminders can repeat (daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly) and arrive as iPhone notifications, so a monthly check-in with Dad is one reminder set once.
Weddings, engagements, friendships, and memorials too.
Track every kind of anniversary. YourPond understands what each one means: a wedding date links two people as spouses, an engagement date marks a fiancé relationship, a memorial honors someone you've lost. Partial dates (year-only, month-only) are fine: life isn't always exact.
Pushed to your phone, right when you need them.
Download the iOS app and YourPond sends push notifications the morning of every birthday, anniversary, and reminder you've set. No more discovering you missed something three days later. Web users get email reminders instead.
A map of your world, and everywhere you've been.
See where your people live, where you've traveled, and who you were with. Every city on your map tells a story. Looking for the best app for tracking where friends live?
The events that connect your people.
Trips, weddings, dinners, game nights: log what happened, tag who was there, and see the full history on every contact.
Amara surprised everyone with a toast. David flew in from Chicago.
Check in with Amara — Jan 15
UpcomingDavid R. — April 2
Remember how they like things.
Track dietary needs, gift preferences, communication style, and lifestyle details for everyone in your life, and tag hobbies to filter your people by hobby, so finding everyone who golfs takes one tap.
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Five categories. Predefined tags plus custom notes. The details that make you a thoughtful friend. More on how YourPond helps you remember the details about people.
Never scramble for a gift again.
Capture gift ideas the moment they strike, attached to the person, with an occasion so the idea resurfaces when it matters. Log what you've given so you never repeat yourself, and what you've received so you can return the thoughtfulness. When someone gives you a gift, one checkbox creates a thank-you note reminder. See how gift tracking works in YourPond.
See how everyone is linked.
Discover hidden connections between the people in your life: shared workplaces, mutual friends, overlapping cities.
Amara
Lily
Mateo2 shared cities · 1 shared school · 3 mutual connections
Your whole pond, one living map.
Your people naturally form islands: the college crew, the office, family. Ripples draws them all as one map, with you at the center, so the clusters and the bridges between them are impossible to miss. Want the guided tour? See Ripples in action.
The more you add, the more you see.
YourPond turns your contacts into a living portrait of the people in your life.
Five minutes. That's it.
Type about the people in your life. YourPond extracts the details.
Bring contacts from LinkedIn, Google, or any CSV.
Everything in YourPond, in one list.
YourPond is a personal CRM and relationship mapping app that helps you organize the people in your life, track how they're all connected, and remember the details that matter. See how it stacks up in our personal CRM comparison, or read our roundup of the best personal CRM apps in 2026.
- Personal CRM for tracking family, friends, and colleagues
- Relationship graph showing how everyone connects
- Family tree that builds itself as contacts are added
- Voice entry for natural language contact entry on iOS
- Bulk contact import from iPhone address book
- Map of where your people live around the world
- Lists for grouping people by context
- Birthday and follow-up reminders
- Companies and schools directories
- Privacy-first: no ads, no data sales, no AI training on your data
Your relationships are nobody's business. Including ours.
YourPond holds some of the most personal information in your life. We built it to stay that way.