Met someone who only shared their LinkedIn or Instagram? Their follow-up now fits on one page: your notes, a reminder for tomorrow, and a message ready to send. Tap Copy, open their profile, paste, and you're done. Enki saves them for you in the background. Reminders now always save, even if you skip the notification prompt.

- Add a photo to anyone you save. Take one or pick one from your library, and the face stays on their card, in History, and in the contact you save to your phone. - My Card: show your logo or your own photo on your card, and choose whether your photo travels with the contact file you share. - Every person you capture gets a Category, like Beauty, Finance, or Events and talent. Enki suggests one, you confirm or change it, and History can filter by it. - Instagram: type or paste someone's handle, fix it on Review, and tap Message on Instagram. Enki drafts the message and copies it. You paste it and send it yourself. - Two follow-ups for the same person on the same day now arrive as one notification. - When sign-in fails, Enki now sends us a short technical report (never your email or anything you captured) so we can fix it faster.

New in this update: - Try Enki without an account. Tap "Continue as a guest" and start capturing right away. - As a guest, you can see how many free captures you have left. - After your second save, Enki offers a simple way to keep your captures: connect your CRM, or sign in. - A contact file you open with Enki waits in Capture, ready for your note. Fixes and polish: - Reminders now save even when notifications are off, and they arm as soon as you allow notifications. - Tapping a reminder row opens that exact reminder. - Your follow-up email keeps the notes you captured, and each note shows once on the Follow up page. - If the AI draft cannot come through, Enki tells you it used the basic text. - The Formal greeting example now matches the draft it writes. - The "Sent" note only shows when something was actually sent. - Saved to spreadsheet is now one tidy line you can expand, and saving to your phone is the one clear button. - The note box sits back under "Tag the event", where it belongs. - No more sample person in History or on Home. - The Email style preview is now addressed to you, using the name on My Card. - You can choose product update emails when you sign up, and change it under Privacy. - My Card no longer says it could not load your card when you have not made one yet. - After your second save, the tip about keeping your captures now shows even on a slow connection. - Labels and buttons no longer get cut off: the sign-in notice, Find on LinkedIn, the Creativity choices, and the Captured before tag. - The first tap on Sign in, after your guest captures run out, now opens sign-in right away.

SIGN IN • Sign in with Microsoft, personal or work account, beside Apple and Google. HISTORY, NOW WITH PEOPLE AND EVENTS TABS • People lists every capture by day. Events lists every event you have logged, newest first, with its date and how many people you met there. Tap an event to see everyone in it. • Add people to an event from History, or start a new event. When several captures look like one event, History offers to group them. You confirm every time. • Send everyone in an event to your CRM in one job, and download a spreadsheet for one event. • Home shows your recent events with their capture counts. YOUR OWN CARD • Add your card to Apple Wallet. • Put your photo and a standing note on your card. Both travel with the contact file you share. BETTER FOLLOW-UP EMAILS • The drafted email carries the person's real notes from every screen that offers it. • A new dial on the email style page sets how much wording freedom the draft takes. It changes wording, never facts. • Tap the words of a note on a review card to edit it. CAPTURE AND SAVING • Open a contact file straight into Enki from Mail, Files, or a share. • Your Enki spreadsheet record saves itself as soon as review finishes. Every CRM still waits for your tap. • GoHighLevel joins Pipedrive, HubSpot, Salesforce, and Zoho. • Capturing with no connection tells you exactly where that capture stands. FIXES • Turning off AI processing consent takes effect right away. • Save to phone saves only the people you checked, and its count matches what saved. • Follow-up notes show one point per line. • A finished capture opens straight to Review. • Downloading one event's spreadsheet includes everyone in it. PLANS • Yearly plans sit beside monthly, each showing what it saves.

A new welcome tour. Enki now shows you what it does before you sign in, so you can see how a capture becomes a contact, a follow-up email and a reminder before you commit to anything. Setup screens are out of the way: you sign in and land straight on Home, ready to capture. Also in this update: - If a subscription purchase does not confirm the first time, Enki now retries on its own instead of leaving you stuck. - Deleting a capture now clears it everywhere it was queued. - Fixes so a capture saved on one device stops disagreeing with another.

Scan a LinkedIn, Instagram, or X profile QR and Enki turns it into a contact on the spot. Your card now carries Instagram and X, each with its own QR tab. Share Enki from one screen with a QR code anyone can scan to download it. Plus a clearer capture screen, a refreshed in-app tour, bigger tap targets, and a one-tap remove on the review screen.

• Email a contact straight from a reminder. The follow-up moment now has the button it needed. • Voice captures keep more of what you said. Notes come through with real detail. • Link your Google account for sign-in. • Delete a capture from your history. • Your signature setting is honored in drafted emails. • A fresh in-app tour, update notices, and bug fixes.

Your card, upgraded: add your logo to the center of your QR code, share a LinkedIn QR, send your card as a contact file, and export print-ready QR files. Plus subscription plans and custom card fields. New in 1.3: search your capture history by name, company, or note, even with typos. Better layout on iPad. Reminder fixes, cleaner transcripts, and polish throughout.