Sometimes all it takes is a Spark. One text. One call. One note.
Spark turns good intentions into real connections.
Most people either neglect relationships or over-automate them. Spark offers a better way: thoughtful, timely, genuine connection at a modern scale.
Tell Spark what's going on. It organizes relationships, remembers important details, and helps you find the right moments to reach out.
Talk to Spark. It files.
Stop deciding which kind of input this is.
“My brother Joe is moving to Denver.”
One sentence. Spark hears five things and writes them all down.
- A family note on Joe - “Mike’s brother, moving to Denver”
- A note on you - “has a brother in Denver” - so Spark knows that about you too
- An important date if you mention when he’s moving
- A reminder if you say “remind me to ask him about it in November”
- A quiet correction later if you say “actually, he’s in Boulder, not Denver”
The Today list
The right people, at the right time.
Every morning, Spark looks across your network - who has a birthday coming up, who you said you'd follow up with, who you haven't talked to in too long given how close you are - and picks the right few things actually worth doing today.
Not an inbox. Not a feed. A short, ranked list with a drafted message for each one. Tap, review, send.
Every real touch - a text, a call, a note - logs a spark toward your weekly fire. The goal is small enough to keep, and visible enough to make showing up feel real.
Tomorrow's suggestions are fresh. Yesterday's un-done ones go quietly stale - you never have an inbox to clear.
News-grounded check-ins · Pro
“Heard about the Ravens trade?”
When Spark drafts a check-in to a contact who's a Baltimore Ravens fan, it knows the Ravens just traded for a new wide receiver. When it drafts to someone who works at Stripe, it knows they shipped a new product this week.
Spark learns each contact's topics from the notes on their record, then quietly pulls in fresh, positive-or-neutral news at draft time. The result is messages that feel like you've been paying attention - because you have, you just had help.
Sentiment-filtered. Spark never drafts "thinking of you" because someone's town had a tragedy.
Drafts in your voice
Spark learns how you actually write.
Most AI drafts read like LinkedIn posts: corporate, hedged, "just wanted to circle back." Spark studies the messages you actually send - how long they are, how you sign off, whether you use emoji, the phrases you reach for - and writes drafts that sound like you.
Don't love a draft? Tell Spark what to change in one line ("make it more casual") and it rewrites - on top of any edits you've already made, not over them.
Learns from no
Spark gets smarter when you say no.
Dismiss a suggestion and Spark asks why - tone wrong, timing wrong, wrong channel, already in touch. Or just type the reason.
Those reasons become durable facts. "Steve prefers email over text." "Anna's a Steelers fan, not a Ravens fan." Spark remembers, drafts better next time, and quietly stops suggesting the thing you said no to.
Most apps treat "dismiss" as silence. Spark treats it as data.
Quiet by design
Optional integrations only. No model training. No cross-user anything.
Spark handles real details about real people - your family, your clients, your friends. We built it to feel like that matters.
- No training on your data. We use AI providers' paid API tier, which contractually forbids it.
- Each AI call sees only what it needs - never your full network.
- AI activity is logged, visible, and AI-made changes can be undone from the action that created them.
Real app surfaces
The quiet parts matter as much as the smart parts.
Spark stays useful because the everyday surfaces are simple: your weekly fire, your calendar, quick questions, and Spark Chat that catches details before they disappear.
Three tiers, no surprises
Free is real. Pro and Power are for serious networks.
Free gives you the daily list, birthdays + reminders on every contact, and AI on your inner 5. Pro takes you to 100 AI-enabled contacts, news-grounded drafts, and the afternoon questions Spark asks when its file on someone is getting thin. Power takes the same machine to a 1,000-contact book.
First month of any paid plan free. Cancel anytime through your app store account.
The relationships that matter to your career deserve more than a spreadsheet.
Spark is the mobile app that quietly keeps you close to the people your work runs on.