Never blank on a name again.

Naymly keeps track of every connection in your life, bringing you the right details the very moment you need them.

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Coming to iOS. You will hear from us first.

A map of New York with seven people pinned to the places they were met, including Maya Chen at the Javits Center and Elena Duarte in Jersey City

Six months of introductions, still attached to where they happened.

How it works

Two moments, and nothing in between.

Time to capture

20sec

per person

  1. Capture after the handshake

    Step away, speak one sentence. 20 seconds, and never while they are standing in front of you.

  2. It holds the context

    Their role, where you met, and the one detail worth remembering. Nothing you have to organize later.

  3. Arrive, and it is already there

    Walk into work, the gym, or school and that place’s brief arrives on its own. Everyone you have met there, and one thing you talked about.

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Forgetting a nameis not a character flaw.

Forty people, six names

You met forty people this quarter. Be honest—you can probably name six, which is why you’re still calling that coworker “bro” and praying nobody at the networking event expects you to remember their name.

The smile and the nod

That awkward moment when someone greets you by name and you’re just smiling, hoping it doesn’t come up? Totally normal—it’s not a character flaw, it’s just how brains work under pressure.

It never got encoded

Their name showed up mid-handshake while you were also managing eye contact and what to say next, so it never really landed. First day of class, first week on the job, a room full of strangers—same moment, different backdrop.

Be there when it ships.

Naymly is coming to iOS. Join the waitlist and you will hear from us before anyone else.

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