AI Personal CRM•October 20, 2026•5 min read

Bring Your Network Together

Imagine asking your AI, “Who was that lawyer I met at dinner?” and getting their name.

Pink Draki holds a violet test tube beside three colourful test tubes on a pale yellow background.

You meet people at university, at work, at events, over a random coffee. Sometimes at weird parties, which are usually the most fun. You have a good conversation, exchange contacts, and think: I should stay in touch with this person.

Then their number disappears into WhatsApp. Someone else is on LinkedIn. Another person emailed you, but was it your work email or your personal one? When you're meeting seven or eight new people a day, good luck keeping all of that straight.

I started building DRAKI for myself first. I travel a lot, I meet people all the time, and I wanted my network in one place. Somewhere I could find a person and remember where we met, what they do, what we talked about, what they like, what they don't, and what they're interested in.

I also wanted my AI to be able to use that information. Help me write a follow-up, find someone I should reach out to, or remind me what we discussed. Without me first having to explain who everyone is. If I could remember all of that, I wouldn't be asking.

Because yes, I'm young, but my memory sometimes keeps a very random selection of details. Especially after a couple of gin and tonics. I might remember that someone hates living in London but have absolutely no idea what their name is.

Say you need a lawyer. You're certain you've met a few. You can almost see one of their faces. You remember having a good conversation. Unfortunately, "nice guy, met him at dinner" doesn't get you very far in your contacts.

With those contacts and conversations saved in DRAKI, you can ask your AI: "Which lawyers have I met?" It can bring up the people in your saved network, where and when you met, and what you talked about. You can check whether someone works in the area you need and decide who to message.

DRAKI shares that saved context with your AI through MCP. And you don't need to have a particular person in mind to use it.

Maybe you're hiring. You can ask: "Which engineers in my network have experience in robotics?" Your AI can pull together a list based on the information you've saved, so you can look through their backgrounds and reach out.

Or you're starting a new business and need your first customers. Your AI already has the context you've saved in DRAKI. You can brainstorm together, find people in your network who might need what you're building, and reach out.

WELCOME TO A NEW ERA.

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