Notes & facts
Add notes to a person by typing or voice; Dhaga extracts structured facts automatically, keeps a receipt on each, and cascades deletions.
Everything you know about a person lives on their profile at
/app/people/[id] — their jobs, contact methods, location, relationships,
and, below that, their notes and facts.
Add a note
In the Notes box on a person's page, either type what you remember or tap the mic and just talk — voice notes are transcribed for you. The box hints as much: "Type — or tap the mic and just talk. Facts get extracted automatically."
Facts get extracted automatically
When you save a note, Dhaga extracts structured facts from it — for example a personal detail or an intent ("wants an intro to a designer"). Each fact is tagged by kind (PERSONAL, INTENT, and so on).
Every fact carries a receipt: the source note it came from, shown as "FROM NOTE, 23/7/2026". This is a core principle — no AI-derived fact exists without a traceable source you can open and verify.
This is the user's data about third parties
Facts are extracted from your notes about the people you meet. Nothing is collected silently — a fact only appears because you wrote the note it came from.
Editing, deleting, and the cascade
- Edit or delete a fact directly if the extraction got something wrong or the detail no longer applies.
- Delete the source note and every fact derived from it is tombstoned along with it — the receipt guarantees Dhaga knows exactly which facts to remove.
- Delete the person and the cascade runs all the way down: notes, facts, graph edges, and embeddings all go with them.
Want to add outside context to a person? See Enrich from the web.
Capturing people
Add a person to your graph from pasted text, a card photo, voice, your webcam, or a file — with a review step that confirms the fields before saving.
Enrich from the web
Search the public web for a person's footprint on demand — always user-triggered, cited on every finding, and saved as a note you can delete.