What it does
You have a conversation. You write two lines about it, or dictate them. Relladex reads those lines and files the people, the companies and the follow-ups they imply — so the record exists without you keeping one.
Capture in seconds
Write or speak a note. AI extracts who was in it, where they work, and what you said you would do next.
Enrichment you approve, never silent edits
When a profile can be updated, the update arrives as a suggestion. You keep what you trust and ignore the rest. Nothing overwrites what you wrote.
Companies, not just contacts
People carry their employers with them, and the companies you follow carry their own news and financial context.
Private by default
Your network belongs to your account and syncs securely across your devices. It is not sold and not shared.
Who it is for
People whose work runs on relationships rather than on a pipeline — founders, investors, recruiters, consultants, anyone who meets more people than they can keep straight. It is a personal record, not a team sales CRM: no shared pipelines, no deal stages, no forecasting.
Not open yet
Relladex is not taking signups. Pricing is being worked out, and an open door now would fill the product with accounts before the billing model is settled — so we would rather have your address than your card.
Leave an email on the waitlist and we write to you once: the day it opens. Not a newsletter, not a drip sequence. One email.
Common questions
Does Relladex read my email or calendar?
Only if you connect them. The core of the product is what you choose to write down.
What will it cost?
The planned plans are on the pricing page. You pay for capacity rather than for features — every plan holds the whole product, and none limits how many contacts you keep. Nothing is on sale yet, so a figure can still move before it opens.
Is it a CRM?
It is a personal one. If you need shared pipelines and deal forecasting across a sales team, Relladex is the wrong shape.
A longer account — the problem it addresses, what it deliberately is not, and how a relationship file differs from a sales CRM — is at Relladex explained.