Free tool

The follow-up you keep meaning to send.

You met someone worth knowing. Three days later the moment is cooling and you are staring at a blank message. Give this the three things you remember, and it writes a follow-up that sounds like you actually paid attention. Free, runs in your browser, nothing stored.

Their first name

Where you met the event, or the moment

One specific thing you talked about this is what makes it land

Why you're reaching out

Tone

Channel

When you met

A next step you want to suggest

Something you said you'd send optional

A personal note to close on optional

Sign off as

Fill in the three starred fields and your follow-up appears here, ready to send.

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Why the first 72 hours decide whether you're remembered

A follow-up is not a formality. It is the moment a stranger decides whether to file you under "someone I met" or "someone I know." The window is short. Memory of a specific conversation, the kind that lets you write "what you said about zero-trust stuck with me," fades fastest in the first three days. After that you are reduced to "great meeting you," which is what everyone else sends, which is why no one answers it.

The generator above is built around the one move that beats the blank message: name the specific thing. Everything else, the greeting, the ask, the sign-off, is scaffolding. The detail is the message.

This is the tool, minus the part where you have to remember.

Met captures the card, the badge, or the QR code in about a second, attaches your notes and where you met right then, and drafts the follow-up from all of it later. Then it reminds you before the window closes. Your contacts stay in your iCloud, not on our servers. Free to start.

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Questions

Is the follow-up generator free?

Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, with no account and no sign-up. It does not call any server, so there is no cost and nothing you type is sent anywhere or stored.

How soon should I send a follow-up after meeting someone?

Within 72 hours. Memory of the conversation, on both sides, decays fastest in the first three days. A note that references something specific you discussed is the difference between being remembered and being a stranger by next week.

Does it use my data or store my contacts?

No. The tool is a single page of JavaScript that assembles text from what you type, in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or saved. Close the tab and it is gone.