Step 01
Meet
A scan, a calendar invite or a meeting starts the memory.
A little more human.
Remember
who you
meet.
The name. The conversation.
The thing you said you’d do.
01 / Keep the little things
More than
a name.
You remember the feeling.
Save the details that go with it.
She’s moving to Brixton.
I said I’d send her a jazz spot.
I said I’d send her a jazz spot.
A note after the conversation. A place to come back to.
02 / A little help remembering
Before coffee.
A little
catch-up.
What was Maya working on?
Her first photography exhibition.
You said you’d ask how it went.
stay with you.An ordinary Saturday
The beginning of
a good connection.
a good connection.
A moment, remembered
Chloe Martin
Moving to Brixton. Loves jazz.
You said you’d send her a spot.
One little promise
An example of a saved memory
A small detail. A better conversation.
Coffee with Maya
Her first exhibition opens this month.
Portraits of the people on her street.
Ask how opening night went
An example of everyday recall03 / The complete loop
A hello is
just the beginning.
A contact tells you how to reach someone. ehllo helps you remember why they matter, and what should happen next.
Six steps. One lasting connection.
Step 02
Capture
Save the moment, place and conversation while they are fresh.
Step 03
Remember
Keep the details that make someone more than a contact.
Step 04
Understand
Ask across the relationship history you have built.
Step 05
Act
Turn promises and next steps into thoughtful follow-through.
Step 06
Reconnect
Pick up with the context that mattered last time.
04 / A little less to remember
Keep the detail.
Make it matter.
The little things you learn about someone deserve a place to stay.
Remember
Never lose the context.Keep the people, moments, conversations and details you would otherwise forget.
Understand
Ask about anyone you have met.Use voice or text to find people, recall conversations and understand your history together.
Act
Turn memory into follow-through.Surface commitments and next steps, then keep the relationships that matter moving.
05 / Take a closer look
From hello
to remembered.
Meet someone and ehllo keeps the moment, the conversation and what you promised. Then just ask.
Scroll through Meet, Capture, Ask and Follow up.
05 / Take a closer look
From hello
to remembered.
Meet someone and ehllo keeps the moment, the conversation and what you promised. Then just ask. Explore the four steps below to see the real product.
Scroll to explore
A scan, a tap or a calendar invite starts the memory. Your card comes with it.
06 / Ask ehllo
You don't have to
remember everything.
ehllo remembers your people, meetings and follow-ups, so you can just ask. Type it, or say it out loud and ehllo answers back.
“Your relationships have history. ehllo helps you make sense of it.”
Ask ehlloYour relationship history
You asked
Who did I meet at Tobi's birthday?
Chloe MartinMoving to Brixton · loves jazz
07 / The story so far
Relationships aren't
one meeting.
ehllo remembers what came before, so every next conversation can start with context instead of starting from zero.
Met Beth · ProductConTalked about healthcare AI and her seed round. Followed throughSent portfolioCompleted Met again · CoffeeDiscussed fundraising and an introduction to James.
08 / Wherever people meet
For the people
in your life.
At work. At a birthday. Over coffee. The setting changes. The little things still matter.
ProductConProfessional
Beth
Healthcare AI founder · discussed seed funding
NextSend portfolio
Tobi's birthdaySocial
Chloe
Tobi's friend · moving to Brixton · loves jazz
NextSend that spotDifferent moments. People worth remembering.
09 / Get the mobile app
Take ehllo with you.
ehllo for Android is live on Google Play. Capture the people you meet the moment it happens. The iPhone app is coming soon.
Download on Google PlayAndroidOn Google Play
iPhoneComing soon
10 / Private by design
Your relationships
are personal.
Your context stays yours.
ehllo isn't a social network. Your notes and relationship history stay private, and you choose what you share. Nothing is added to your people without your yes. See our privacy policy.
11 / Start with an ehllo
Your next hello.
A little more lasting.
Keep the person, the moment and the little things that come next.
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