Remember
Everything you've learned about each person, organized so nothing important fades.
For people who care about people
Remember what matters about the people who matter.
Jot a few lines after you talk. Before the next one, open a briefing that remembers who they are.
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Sarah
Marketing Manager
Relationship summary
Energized by her promotion but anxious about the new team. Mentioned her son's arm is healing well. Planning a two-week Japan trip in April.
Conversation guide
Talk about
- How the new role is going
- Japan itinerary
- Hiking spots near Kyoto
Avoid
- Comparing her to the previous manager
- Layoff rumors downtown
You care about people — but the details slip away
Names, stories, what you talked about last time. Important conversations deserve better than cramming the night before or walking in hoping you'll remember. The people who matter deserve you showing up prepared.
Never forget another important person
Social Battery Charger turns your notes into living people profiles — relationship summaries and conversation guides that help you show up remembering who they are.
Sarah
Marketing Manager
Relationship summary
Showed photos from Iceland last time — the northern lights blew her away. Nervous about reporting to a new director but excited about the promotion. Values when you remember family details.
Conversation guide
Topics to ask about
- Iceland trip
- New director
- Kids' activities
Things to avoid
- Office politics
- Layoffs
Twenty seconds before you walk in
Tap Prime me on any dossier for a focused briefing — relationship summary, topics, and what to steer clear of.
Ready to talk
Deborah
18 seconds read
Relationship summary
Haven't caught up in six months. Friendly but reserved until comfortable — opens up about her dog and travel plans once she trusts you.
Topics
- Pixel the rescue dog
- Photography gear
- Banff hiking trails
Good to do
- Ask how Pixel is settling in
- Share your favorite hiking spots
Steer clear of
- Politics
- Work gossip
I'm ready
How it works
Three steps. Less than a minute of effort. Prepared for every conversation that counts.
After your conversation
Coffee with Sarah — ran into her at the lobby.
She showed me Iceland photos on her phone.
Got promoted to Marketing Manager last month.
Son Jake broke his arm skateboarding — healing well.
Planning Japan trip in April, wants hiking recs.
Step 1
After the conversation
Jot down what happened while it's fresh. A few lines is enough — who you talked to, what came up, what to remember.
Marcus
Product Designer
Relationship summary
Joined three months ago from a startup. Detail-oriented and appreciates direct feedback. Training for his first marathon in October.
Conversation guide
Topics to ask about
- Onboarding experience
- Marathon training
- Design process
Things to avoid
- Comparing to his old company
- Weekend work expectations
Step 2
A living profile builds
Your notes become a people profile with a relationship summary, what to talk about and what to steer clear of — updated as you learn more.
Upcoming conversation
Coffee with Sarah · Tomorrow 12:30
Prime me before you talk
Step 3
Before the next meeting
Prepare for important conversations and get a reminder to prime yourself first. Push, calendar, and email links open your briefing — twenty seconds of reading, a much better conversation.
Show up as the person who remembers
Ready to talk
Deborah
18 seconds read
Relationship summary
Haven't caught up in six months. Friendly but reserved until comfortable — opens up about her dog and travel plans once she trusts you.
Topics
- Pixel the rescue dog
- Photography gear
- Banff hiking trails
Good to do
- Ask how Pixel is settling in
- Share your favorite hiking spots
Steer clear of
- Politics
- Work gossip
I'm ready
Prepare
Tap Prime me for a twenty-second briefing — summary, topics, and landmines — right before you walk in.
Upcoming conversation
Lunch with Sarah
Prime me before you talk
Connect
Show up asking better questions and remembering what matters — so conversations feel natural, not performative.
Works on the go
Sarah
Marketing Manager
Relationship summary
Energized by her promotion but anxious about the new team. Mentioned her son's arm is healing well. Planning a two-week Japan trip in April.
Conversation guide
Talk about
- How the new role is going
- Japan itinerary
- Hiking spots near Kyoto
Avoid
- Comparing her to the previous manager
- Layoff rumors downtown
When it helps most
Before a networking event
Refresh who you're meeting so introductions feel warm, not awkward.
Before a client meeting
Walk in knowing their priorities, history, and what you discussed last time.
Before reconnecting with an old friend
Pick up where you left off — their kids' names, their trip, what they care about.
Before a first date
Remember the little things they mentioned so the second date is easier to get.
Before a difficult conversation
Know their communication style and sensitive topics before you say the wrong thing.
Before a performance review
Show up with context on their goals, wins, and what motivates them.
“I built Social Battery Charger because I genuinely cared about people, but I kept forgetting the details that mattered. I wanted something that helped me show up prepared instead of pretending I remembered everything.”
Everything you need to show up prepared
- Unlimited people
- Unlimited notes
- AI relationship summaries
- Conversation guides
- Meeting reminders
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- Unlimited people and notes
- Relationship summary and conversation guide on every profile
- Prepare for conversations with reminders
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