FollowCue - Follow-Up & Cards

The message after meeting someone usually never gets sent. It's a hassle. You can't recall who they were. You can't think of a reason to write. FollowCue makes all three lighter.

■ Start by making your QR card (about a minute) Your name is enough. Show it when you meet someone. They don't need the app—they just scan with their camera. No paper card required. This is your card.

■ Three ways to keep someone

• Show your QR (they scan with their camera)
• Photograph a paper card (the text is read for you, so there's nothing to type)
• Scan their social QR (works even when they don't carry cards)

■ What they do stays with them When you exchange by QR, the introduction they wrote lands in your contact. The thing a paper card never told you—what this person actually does—is right there, so you can decide whether to write. You can open their social profile from the same screen.

■ The draft is already written when you open it Answer where you met and what you talked about with a tap, and the draft builds itself (on your device, no connection). Because it includes what you discussed, it never sounds generic.

■ It doesn't have to be a formal email If you think follow-up means "properly, on a computer, later," that "later" becomes forever. FollowCue lets you land a casual message on a chat app or social DM too.

■ People stay in the order you met them Social feeds flow by on someone else's schedule. FollowCue keeps people in the order you met, grouped by date, so you can always return to "that person from that day."

■ See at a glance who you haven't answered Who still needs a reply, and what you talked about.

■ Lean on AI only when you want to polish Drafts work fine without AI. When you want to refine the wording, it's optional. Even then, names and companies are hidden, and you review before anything is shared.

Great for when

• You traded a stack of cards and QRs at an event or expo
• You said "I'll be in touch" and still haven't
• You remember the face and the talk, but not the name or handle
• You'd like to write, but can't think of a reason to

Free, and genuinely useful Sending a thank-you to someone you met today is fully free. Saving people, taking notes, searching, exporting, building drafts, tracking what you've sent.

About Pro (one-time purchase) Pro helps you write: drafts for several people at once, seasonal greetings, and summary drafts that build on past exchanges. One payment, yours for good (not a subscription).

About privacy

• No account needed. Start without registering an email.
• Your contacts and notes stay on this device. We don't collect your data.
• We never send anything on your behalf. You're always the one who sends it.

Don't let the people you meet stay people you met once. Turn a meeting into the next message.