AI personal CRM · Open source · Private
The best contact you made this year — what was their name again?
Every handshake, badge, and “we should talk” becomes a memory you can search. Dhaga remembers who they are, where you met, and what you promised — every fact with a receipt back to your own notes.
Free to start · Self-hostable & private · AGPL-3.0
Every thread, remembered. Dhaga (धागा), Hindi for “thread.”
Friday · 17 Jul
3 threads to pull today
3 due · 2 follow-ups · 2 signals · 2 going quiet
Priya Nair — worked with — “Mei” · which one?
Sarah Chen
Due · met at Web Summit — promised an intro
Priya Nair
Check-in · back from Singapore today
Rohan Mehta
Network · 3 new facts from your voice note
Left Stripe — founding something new
Portside closed a Series A
Darren Adams
VP Sales · Northwind · last touch 8 months ago
Marcus Reeve
COO · Lattice Freight · last touch 11 months ago
Send the API onboarding deck to Alice Krejčová
Intro the Bangalore founders to Kavya Singh
Recent people
Nisha Shah
Meridian Capital
Rohan Mehta
Freight ops · Mumbai
Kavya Singh
BD · Portside
View all people
You met 47 people at your last conference. You'll remember 3.
A familiar story, not a stat we collected — picture your last conference.
47
people you met at your last conference
5
you actually followed up with
3
you'll remember by next quarter
How it works
From handshake to knowledge graph in three moves.
Capture in five seconds
Card, badge, QR, a LinkedIn page, a pasted email — or just talk. Voice transcription runs on-device, free; photos get a fast AI read. Contacts scanned at the same event group themselves automatically.
The graph builds itself
AI reads your notes and extracts who they are, where they work, who they know, and what you promised. Every fact keeps a receipt — tap it to see the exact note it came from.
Ask, and act
Search your network in plain language. Get a follow-up draft that mentions the sailing thing. Get nudged when someone changes jobs — the moment outreach matters most.
The product
One thread, followed from handshake to intro.
01 · Capture
Scan anything in five seconds.
Card, badge, QR, or a LinkedIn page — one photo, read by AI in seconds. The contact is structured before the handshake ends.
Circles
Scan
Web Summit 2026Nisha Shah
Principal · Early Stage
nisha@meridian.vc · meridian.vc
02 · Auto-grouping
Circles form themselves.
Everyone you scan at the same event lands in one circle, automatically. Name it once — 'Web Summit 2026' — and it's an album of the day.
Circles
People
212 threadsSarah Chen
ex-Stripe · Web Summit 2026
Priya Nair
Freightline · TechInAsia
Rohan Mehta
Freight ops · voice note
Mei Tanaka
Aerolane · via Priya
03 · Voice-first notes
Talk. Don't type.
A 30-second voice note becomes structured facts — role, intent, the sailing thing. Every fact keeps a receipt to the exact note it came from.
Circles
Voice note
0:23 · recordingRohan Mehta
Listening…
“…runs ops for a freight forwarder, they're evaluating route-optimisation AI next quarter, and he intro'd me to their CTO…”
↓ extracted, with receipts
Evaluating route-optimisation AI next quarter
voice note · 0:23 · tap to hear
Intro'd you to their CTO
voice note · 0:23 · tap to hear
04 · The graph
It all connects.
People, companies, events, promises — one private graph that's yours alone. Drag the people. The threads follow.
Circles
People
212 threadsSarah Chen
ex-Stripe · Web Summit 2026
Priya Nair
Freightline · TechInAsia
Rohan Mehta
Freight ops · voice note
Mei Tanaka
Aerolane · via Priya
05 · Ask
Search like you'd ask a friend.
“Who do I know in logistics?” Structured filters plus semantic search over every note you've ever taken — answers cited to your own words.
Circles
Priya Nair
Head of Ops at Freightline · met at TechInAsia, Oct 2025
“…runs ops for a freight forwarder, evaluating route-optimisation AI…”
Kavya Singh
BD at Portside · met at Web Summit 2026
“…building carrier integrations, asked about our SDK…”
People
212 threadsSarah Chen
ex-Stripe · Web Summit 2026
Priya Nair
Freightline · TechInAsia
Rohan Mehta
Freight ops · voice note
Mei Tanaka
Aerolane · via Priya
06 · Follow-up
Follow up the same evening.
One tap: a draft that mentions what you actually talked about. Sent while they still remember you too.
Circles
To: Sarah Chen
Subject: Great meeting you at Web Summit
Sarah — really enjoyed our chat by the API booth.
Congratulations on the leap from Stripe — and good luck getting the boat out before March. 🙂
You mentioned onboarding flows were the pain point — here's the 15-minute demo I promised.
People
212 threadsSarah Chen
ex-Stripe · Web Summit 2026
Priya Nair
Freightline · TechInAsia
Rohan Mehta
Freight ops · voice note
Mei Tanaka
Aerolane · via Priya
07 · Intelligence
Know before your competitors do.
Sarah announced she left Stripe — your watchlist caught it. Priya's back from Singapore — you noted it once; the graph remembered. The moments outreach matters, pushed to you.
Circles
Home
3 newJob change
nowSarah Chen announced she left Stripe — draft a congrats note?
Draft note ✦Reconnect
2mYour note: Priya Nair is back from Singapore this week.
Say hi
Going quiet
1hNo contact with Alice in 8 months — a strong tie cooling off.
Reach out08 · Warm paths
Every intro is two threads away.
Need a way into Aerolane? You've never met anyone there — but one note remembers Priya mentioning her old teammate Mei. The graph finds the path, and drafts the ask.
Circles
People
212 threadsSarah Chen
ex-Stripe · Web Summit 2026
Priya Nair
Freightline · TechInAsia
Rohan Mehta
Freight ops · voice note
Mei Tanaka
Aerolane · via Priya
Circles
Scan
Web Summit 2026Nisha Shah
Principal · Early Stage
nisha@meridian.vc · meridian.vc
Answers with receipts
“Who did I meet in logistics with an AI budget?”
You’ve had that thought — and no way to answer it. Dhaga answers in plain language from what you actually observed: not a feed, not a guess scraped from the web, but your own notes, cited.
ask> who did I meet in Singapore who works in logistics?
Priya Nair — Head of Ops at Freightline. You met at TechInAsia, Oct 2025.
From your voice note: “…runs ops for a freight forwarder, they're evaluating route-optimisation AI next quarter…”
ask> who used to work at Stripe?
Sarah Chen — Now founding something new. You met at Web Summit 2026.
From your voice note: “…leaving Stripe in March, interested in our API, two kids, loves sailing.”
Compare
Everyone else stops at the contact.
d Dhaga that's us | BH Card apps Blinq · HiHello | MD Personal CRMs Mesh · Dex | A Enterprise Affinity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Captures at the moment of meeting | ✓card, badge, QR, voice | ✓cards & badges | —inbox sync only | —email mining |
| Voice-first notes → searchable facts | ✓with receipts | — | partial, typed | — |
| Ask in plain language | ✓ | — | partial | ✓ |
| Self-host it — your data, your server | ✓local-first core | — | — | — |
| Open source — read the code | ✓AGPL | — | — | — |
| Leave anytime with your data | ✓one file | CSV export | varies | contract terms |
| Price | $79/yr | $6+/mo | $10–18/mo | $2,000+/seat/yr |
Competitor pricing as publicly listed, July 2026. Affinity from $2,000/user/year (published).
Open source
Trust you can read, line by line.
- ✳
AGPL-licensed core. The app, the API, the graph engine — public on GitHub, self-hostable, no phone-home.
- ✳
Your data, exportable anytime. CSV, vCard, or a full JSON dump of your whole graph — no lock-in, ever.
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Tenant-isolated by database, not just policy. Our hosted tier enforces per-account isolation with Postgres row-level security; self-host it yourself for full control.
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Cloud AI is optional. Without a key, capture still works via an offline heuristic parser — nothing breaks, nothing's held hostage.
# run the whole stack yourself
git clone github.com/anchit2000/dhaga
npm install && npm run dev
✓ embedded Postgres + pgvector ready
✓ app running on :3000
✓ your network. your hardware. your rules.
Pricing
Renew once a year. Not every month.
One annual plan, simple as that — no monthly meter running while you're not looking. The founding price locks in before public launch.
Free
$0
forever
- ·Unlimited capture & notes
- ·25 cloud AI actions / month
- ·Full export, anytime
- ·Self-host everything
Annual
Founding price — first 500 seats$99$79
/year, billed annually
- ·Everything in Pro, all year
- ·All future updates included
- ·Founding-member badge in the repo
- ·Locks in before public launch pricing
Pro
Intro rate — limited time$20$8
/mo, billed yearly
- ·No cap on capture, search & drafts
- ·Enrichment & job-change alerts (watch up to 25)
- ·Encrypted multi-device sync
- ·Pre-meeting briefs
Questions
Asked before you had to.
Early access
Remember everyone worth remembering.
The next conference is coming — arrive with a memory. Request access to the beta: the first 500 approved signups lock the $79 founding annual price — after that it's $99/yr, and that's a promise we keep in public.