Use case

The problem: I met someone great last month. Now I cannot remember their name.

Remember everyone you meet

Save people from LinkedIn and note how you met. Find them later by the day you met, even if you forget their name.

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The problem

What gets in the way

  • Names slip awayYou meet many people. A week later, the names are gone.
  • What you know is everywhereFacts about a person sit in emails, chats and your head.
  • Follow-ups get missedYou meant to send that introduction. Then you forgot.

How it works

Save a person, then find them again

  1. Step 1: Write how you met

    Open their LinkedIn profile. Click Humble and write how you met. The note keeps a link to their profile.

  2. Step 2: Add a tag

    Tag people into lists, such as investors or speakers. A tag is a list.

  3. Step 3: Link who introduced you

    In Related items, link the tasks, pages and people that go with this person.

  4. Step 4: Find them on their timeline

    Every note, meeting and task with them is on their timeline, in order. Find them by the day you met.

What people say

“Now I can easily find notes about people I’ve met, even if I can’t remember their name.”
DougAuDHD early user

What it uses

The parts of Humble behind this

Questions

Common questions

No. LinkedIn makes it quick, but you can also add a contact in Humble with + Contact.

No. Your notes are private. Linking a person to a note does not share anything with them.

Yes. Share the note with the add person button. Only the people you add can see it.

Yes. Magic fill sends a person to Notion, Airtable or HubSpot in one click.

No. Humble is free to start. You need the browser extension to save people from LinkedIn.

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