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Kontextual Cross-platform product

Keep the person, the conversation, and the next step in one place.

You remember the person. You forget why you talked.

Same contact, two surfaces

Kontextual keeps the person, the conversation, and the next step together. After a meeting you talk it out, scan a card, or share a digital card. Every path becomes one contact. Nothing is saved until you review it.

Share a card
Get in, then capture
Capture on the phone

On the web that record is a name with context: lists, tags, notes, and what should happen next.

Everyone you kept
Why they matter, what is next

Lists and capture pages turn a conversation into a next step. Mobile and web share one backend, so the story behind a name stays with the name.

The same record on web
A list is a next step

Scope

Digital cards, OCR review, public capture pages, contacts, reminders, and billing surfaces. Active development, verified flows only.

Capture becomes follow-up

A card, a scan, or a public form becomes one contact. You review it. Then lists, notes, and reminders make the next step obvious.

  1. 1.Card, scan, or public form
  2. 2.Review the contact
  3. 3.Lists, tags, status, notes
  4. 4.Reminders and notifications
  5. 5.Follow-up

Interaction details

  • A card, a scan, or a form becomes one contact before you organize anything.
  • OCR and AI suggestions wait for review before save.
  • Reminders close the loop after capture.

Stack

React Native, Expo 54, Expo Router, Next.js, TypeScript, NativeWind, Zustand, Convex, RevenueCat.

How it works

Phone and web

The phone is for capture in the moment. The web is for the record after.

  • Share a card with a QR code or a deep link.
  • Scan a card. OCR and AI suggest. You review before save.
  • Lists, tags, notes, search, filters, and export.
  • Reminders, notifications, sign-in, and billing.

Current state

Kontextual is in active development. This page shows only flows that exist. Unfinished My Cards actions, purchase modals, and audit persistence are not presented as done.