Never lose the thread.
A profile for every person you work with — communication apps, significant dates, the full timeline of every tagup, notes, and commitments. Three weeks later, you still remember the thing they shared, and they notice.
- Rich profiles with details that matter.
- Full conversation history per person, in one timeline.
- Commitments and follow-ups attached to the relationship.
On Lisa Thompson's profile, the user opens the attachments menu, points to the email, phone, and web links to show each one, expands Following Up On, then scrolls through her three latest tagups.
On Alex Chen's profile, the user turns on the Notes section, opens the editor, types a note with headings, lists, bold, italic, and a quote, adds a link, then saves the note.
The user opens search, types "data architecture", reads the results grouped by type, filters them to People, then opens Alex Chen's profile from the list.
One timeline. Every interaction.
Every tagup with this person. Every note about them. Every commitment they made and every commitment you made to them. Sorted by time, scannable in 10 seconds. When it’s promotion-packet season, performance-review week, or the renewal conversation time — you don’t reconstruct nine months from memory. It’s been conveniently stitched together for you.
- Tagups, notes, commitments, and follow-ups — all in one view per person.
- Tagup notes are visible inline; one-click opens the full recorded transcript.
- Customize each profile: choose which sections show, collapse what you don’t need — settings stick between visits.
Reach them in one tap. Remember what matters.
The profile header puts everything practical front and center — their local time so you never ping someone at 4 AM, one-tap shortcuts to every comm app and social profile you’ve collected, and the significant dates worth remembering. Files and other attachments you’ve linked to the person live here too, a tap away whenever you need them.
- Local time shown at a glance — always know where they are in the day.
- One-tap shortcuts to comm apps, social profiles, email, and phone.
- Significant dates and attached files visible right from the profile header.
Rich text, the way you actually write.
Notes feel like the document you’d write in your favorite text app, except they live where the relationship does. Rich text editing with Markdown formatting — write down relationship context, goals, and anything else relevant to the person, and it all feeds the complete picture Tagup builds for agentic work.
- Rich text editing with Markdown formatting and a full toolbar.
- Link external resources, format text and use headings or lists.
- Resize the editor per profile — the setting sticks between visits.
Remember it vaguely. Find it exactly.
You rarely remember the name. You remember the dinner, the company, the thing they were worried about. Search on any of it — “the person from the Stripe dinner” finds the person, and “project risk” finds the tagup where it came up, the note you wrote after, and the commitment still open on it. One query, every record type.
- Find people by context, not spelling — occupation, organization, tags, or what you talked about.
- One query spans people, tagups, notes, transcripts, commitments and follow-ups.
- Exact terms and vague recall both work — names match literally, everything else by meaning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is Tagup?
Tagup helps you keep track of the professional relationships that drive your work. Think of it as your personal relationship manager — not for sales leads, but for the people who matter most: colleagues, mentors, clients, partners, and industry contacts. You track conversations, set follow-ups, and let Tagup help you remember what was said and what was promised.
How is this different from just keeping notes in my phone or notebook?
Tagup connects everything. When you look up someone you see their contact info, your full conversation history, pending tasks, and upcoming follow-ups in one place — and you can ask the Hub to brief you on them in plain language. Scattered notes can’t do that.
Can I import my existing contacts?
There’s no bulk import button — but hand the Hub a file and it does the job. Attach a spreadsheet, a CSV, or even a photo of a business card, ask it to add the people in there, and it comes back with one card per contact for you to confirm or drop. Nothing is saved until you confirm it. For anything smaller, adding people as you go takes seconds.
What’s a “tagup” in the app?
A tagup is one logged conversation — a 1:1, a client call, a coffee — with its notes and, if you recorded it, the transcript, pinned to the person it was with. String them together and you get a relationship you can actually see: a timeline of every conversation, what was said, and what was promised.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, you can export any contact’s full history as a document any time, and when you cancel, your account goes read-only for 30 days and is then deleted with everything in it. We don’t sell, share, or train external models on your relationship data.
Can I use Tagup on my phone?
Yes — Tagup works on phone, tablet, and computer. Your relationship data syncs across every device, so you can capture a quick note after a meeting on your phone and review the full timeline on your laptop before the next call.