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Everyone
you meet.
Everything
you do next.

Connect remembers every person you meet. The CRM turns the ones who matter into pipeline. One sign-in, and your address book stays yours.

  • 5 cards live, free
  • No app needed to receive a card
  • Nothing reaches the CRM unless you send it
Connect holding one person's record: a reminder to send the India logistics thesis tomorrow, a note about what he actually wanted, a dated memory with the venue and the event it happened at, and a voice memo turned into a summary with its action items.

The problem

The introduction is not the part that fails.

A business card carries a name and a number, and the two of you were never talking about a name and a number.

The same person in Connect: his name and title, the company, the date you met, that the record came from a card scan, and a follow-up reminder to send the India logistics thesis.
Connect · the same evening, kept
  1. His name, and how it is actually spelled

    Three weeks laterA surname you now spell two ways

  2. The company, and what it actually does

    Three weeks laterThe logo. Not the sentence he said about it

  3. The fund closes in October

    Three weeks laterThe fund closes in Octobernothing kept

  4. His co-founder runs the logistics side

    Three weeks laterHis co-founder runs the logistics sidenothing kept

  5. That you said you'd send the deck by Friday

    Three weeks laterThe deck, sent on the ninth day

Nothing here was lost because anybody was careless. It was lost because remembering was a second job — done later, from memory, by hand.

Connect

The record gets made in the room, not from a pocket of cards on Sunday.

Five things, in the order they actually happen. Every frame is a real capture from the build — the names and numbers in them are seeded demo data, the screens are not.

  1. Hand it over

    One card, shared by QR, link or a tap. It always shows the current you — change your title once and every card you have ever handed out is already right.

    A Connect card in the work material — name, title, company, phone, email and the QR code that opens the same card in any browser.
    Connect · the card, in the work material
  2. Read the one they hand you

    Photograph a paper card and it comes back as a proper contact. It lands in the editor first, so nothing is saved behind your back.

    The Connect scanner, with its QR and Paper Card modes.
    Connect · the scanner, QR or paper
  3. Find them again in a second

    Everyone you have ever met, in one list, filtered by how you met them and tagged in your own words rather than somebody else’s categories.

    The Connect contacts list, with filter pills across the top and tags on each person.
    Connect · everyone, filtered and tagged
  4. Keep what was said, and what you owe

    Record a voice memo on the walk back and it becomes text you can search months later, with a summary, the things you said you would do, and a reminder sitting on the person it belongs to.

    One person’s record in Connect: a reminder for tomorrow, a note, a dated memory with its venue and the event it happened at, and a voice memo turned into a summary with its action items.
    Connect · the memo, turned into a summary and next steps
  5. Ask your own records

    It answers from your contacts, your notes and your memos, cites the records it used, and when nothing was recorded it says so instead of inventing someone.

    The Connect Concierge answering “Who did I meet at TechSparks and what did I promise them”, listing the three people from saved records and noting where no explicit promise was recorded.
    Connect · the Concierge, citing the records it used

    The whole app, module by module

The CRM

Every lead called. Every call counted.

For companies that sell by phone: leads land on boards, callers work them from their phones, and Managers see every call and result. Sold to companies, separately from Connect.

Live, for companies. Start a workspace on the web with 14 days free; your Admin invites the team, and everyone works from the browser or the phone app.

The ObjectiveDone CRM dashboard: pipeline breakdown, lead sources and a won and lost funnel
  • The calling loop. A list lands on a caller’s phone, they call, say what happened, and the next lead is on top. Every result is on the record for the Manager.
  • Three roles. Admins set the company up, Managers hand out the work and read the numbers, Callers see the leads given to them.
  • Leads from anywhere. A spreadsheet, a website form, an ad or Pabbly through a capture link, or a contact sent across from Connect.

For companies only

Who it is for
Companies and their teams. It is not sold for personal use.
How to start
Your company’s name, and a work email at its domain or its GSTIN. 14 days free, no card.
What it costs
From ₹999 a month per workspace. The phone app is included and sells nothing.

The ecosystem · one sign-in, two products

Nothing crosses
unless you send it.

And then it is copied, never moved — the original stays in your address book. No organisation admin can see a Connect contact, and nothing reaches a CRM until you choose.

A Connect card on a phone — the conference material, with its QR code.

for you

Connect

Your card, your contacts, your notes and your memos. An organisation admin cannot see any of it, and no CRM ever reads it.

What Connect does

for your team

The CRM

The record the whole team works from. The contact, the note and the follow-up that arrived from Connect, current on every phone that has a seat.

What the CRM does

OKR coming soon

Counts the events the other products already emit, instead of asking anyone to keep a number up to date.

Sharing a sign-in is a convenience, not a bundle: a Connect plan does not include the CRM, and a CRM seat does not include Connect.

Pricing

Two tiers for one person, and two conversations for a team.

The free tier does not expire and is not a trial. Everything below is in Indian rupees, and none of it has a checkout behind it.

Connect’s Free tier compared with Premium, ₹7,099 / 6 months.
What is being compared

Free

₹0forever

The whole card, the whole address book, and no clock on any of it.

Where to get Connect

Not a trial. It does not expire and it never asks for a card.

Premium

₹7,099/ 6 months

The parts that cost real money to run: reading, listening, and answering. Or ₹12,599 for a year.

Get Connect

Prices include GST. Bought inside the app through Google Play or the App Store, and cancelled there.

Cards live at a timeFiveFive, the same
Reading a paper cardThree a dayThree a day, then about 129 more a week
One recording60 seconds2 hours
Recordings kept60 minutesNo limit on what is kept
Turning a memo into textNot includedAbout 105 minutes a week, with summary and action items
The AI ConciergeNot includedAbout 300 questions a week, across every contact
A voice memo in Connect, turned into a written summary with its action items listed underneath.
What ₹7,099 buys, in the app: the memo, its summary, and the things you said you would do.

Contacts, tags, imports, exports, reminders and lock-screen notifications have no tier limit. Free card reads reset every day; Premium’s AI allowance renews every Monday. A recording always saves what it caught.

Business

Priced with you

Premium for a whole team, billed together. Connect has no seat mechanism in the app, so we set it up with you.

Talk to us

The CRM

From ₹999/ month

A separate product for companies, priced per workspace. Every workspace starts with 14 days free.

See the CRM plans

Prices in Indian rupees, GST included. Connect Premium is bought inside the app through Google Play or the App Store, which show the price for your country. The CRM is bought by a company on the web, never in an app.

ObjectiveDone's CRM is a separate product, sold to companies for their teams, from ₹999 a month per workspace. A Connect plan does not include it and a CRM workspace does not include Connect Premium.

Four questions

Before you trust it with your address book.

The rest are in the manual, alongside how each feature actually works.

Every question, in the manual
  1. Who can see my card?

    Anyone you give the link to. Every card has a permanent web address, and the QR on the card front is that address, so scanning it, tapping a shared link, or opening the page all show the same card.

    You can pause a card from the wallet. A paused card's link stops working until you turn it back on.

    A Connect card on a phone, with the QR code on its face that opens the same card in any browser.

    This one is real and it is live right now. Open it →

  2. Who else can read my notes?

    Nobody. Contacts, notes, voice memos and reminders are private to your account and are protected by the database itself — not by a setting you have to find.

    Our support staff can access account data when helping you or investigating abuse, and the privacy policy says exactly what that covers.

  3. What happens when I hit a free limit?

    Nothing breaks and nothing is deleted. A sixth card waits until you put one of the five away, card reads reset the next day, and a recording that runs past sixty seconds still saves what it caught.

    The free tier is not a trial. It does not expire, and it never asks for a card.

    Fivecards live at a time
    Fivecard reads a day
    60 seca single take
    60 minof recording kept

    Premium lifts the last three, from ₹7,099 for six months. The first one does not change.

  4. Is the CRM included?

    No. ObjectiveDone's CRM is a separate product, sold to companies for their teams, from ₹999 a month per workspace with 14 days free. Paying for Connect does not include it, and a CRM workspace does not include Connect Premium.

    They do share one sign-in, and you can send a contact from Connect to a CRM you belong to; that copies it rather than moving it, and your personal contacts stay personal unless you choose to send one.

Connect · on iPhone and Android

Hand one over.
Keep what was said.

Connect is free on the App Store and Google Play. The card it makes opens in any browser, on any phone, with nothing installed at the other end. The CRM is sold by conversation, and that one starts with an email.

Or talk to us about the CRM

Nobody needs the app to receive a card. You send a link; they open a page.