Private context for your professional network

Never forget how you know someone.

A note field on every LinkedIn profile, private to you. Write where you met and why they matter. It is there waiting the next time you look them up.

Free for your first 100 people. No card required.

JM

James Miller

VP Engineering at Meridian · Denver, CO

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Your note, on their profile, every time you visit. Only you can see it.

You have met a thousand people.
You remember a hundred and fifty.

A familiar name appears: in your inbox, in a candidate pipeline, across the table at a dinner. The profile tells you where they work. It never tells you the thing you actually need:

Where did we meet?

Who introduced us?

What did I promise to send them?

ContactLore answers in the two seconds before you reply, because you wrote it down the day it happened.

Write it once. Have it forever.

01

Visit a LinkedIn profile.

The ContactLore card appears right on the page. No new app, no tab-switching, no import.

02

Write one honest sentence.

"Met at SaaStr, intro'd by Dan, promised him our metrics in Q3." Ten seconds, done.

03

It is there next time.

Land on the profile in six months and your context is already on screen. Search everyone from the dashboard.

For founders

Walk into every investor meeting remembering the last conversation, and who made the intro.

For sales and BD

The context that is too human for the CRM: kids' names, the conference dinner, the promise you made.

For recruiters

Every candidate you have ever spoken to, annotated. No more reaching out cold to someone you know.

Private means private.

Notes are visible to your account and no one else. No public profiles, no social layer, no “people also noted.” Your relationships are not a feed.

  • Only you can read your notes
  • Export your data as CSV anytime
  • The extension only runs on profile pages
Your contactsSearch everything you have written
“denver dinner”

James Miller

Introduced by Dan at the Denver founder dinner. Hiring ops leads...

David Morales

Talked HIPAA hosting at the dinner. Owes me an intro to their VP Data.

Simple pricing

Start free. Upgrade when 100 people is no longer enough.

Free

For keeping a small circle of people straight.

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  • 100 contacts
  • Private LinkedIn notes
  • Searchable contact dashboard
  • Edit and delete notes
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Pro

For people who meet more people than they can remember.

$39/year

$3.25/month, billed annually

  • Unlimited contacts
  • Tags and advanced filters
  • Follow-up reminders
  • CSV export

The next person you meet is worth ten seconds.

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