You’ve done more than you can remember
One record behind your résumé, your portfolio, your posts and your card. Kept for you, so every AI and every form gets the current version.
Six years, one record
nothing typed in by hand
Underselling yourself isn’t modesty. It’s a memory problem.
Asked what you did this year, you reach for what was recent and what was emotional. Nine months of work does not come back on demand.
What you could name
Recent, or emotional. Whatever surfaced under pressure.
What the year held
Every one of them dated and traceable to a source.
A few of the other hundred and forty four
- Cut failed payments by 34% on the checkout rewritegithub · 28 Apr
- Took the build from 14 minutes down to 4github · 08 Sep
- Migrated 60 services off the old auth systemgithub · 25 Sep
- Open sourced the retry librarygithub · 15 Jun
- Spoke at a local meetup to 120 peoplenotes · 19 May
- Fixed the outage nobody else could reproducegithub · 23 Jul
Three things happen. You do one of them.
The first takes ninety seconds. You never touch the other two.
Connect once
GitHub, your résumé, and the paragraph your assistant already carries about you. Ninety seconds, and never again.
It keeps reading
Releases, merged pull requests, and the decisions you make inside an AI chat. Shown to you every time, written silently never.
It answers for you
A résumé shaped to one job. An application already filled. A page that cannot go out of date.
Every AI is brilliant. None of them know you.
Four things that follow from keeping the facts instead of keeping a page.
What am I working on right now?
Your assistant is working from an old copy of you
Two of those three things stopped being true over a year ago.
One fact pulls in the next
A repository becomes a project, which dates a role, which explains a decision nobody wrote down.
Four ways in, hardest first
The top two never depend on anybody remembering to do anything.
Forms answer themselves
Your agent reads the record and writes in your own history rather than in adjectives.
A year, as it was actually recorded
Each mark is a day. Height is how much of that day exists anywhere outside your head.
Four things people ask you for. One place they come from.
A résumé, a portfolio page, your posts and a physical card are not four products to keep up to date. They are four views of the same record.
A résumé
Starter and upShaped to one job description, one page, every line traceable.
A portfolio page
FreeYour own link, regenerated the moment the record changes.
Post drafts
ProWritten from what you actually shipped. You approve every word.
A digital card
Founder EditionTap it on any phone. It opens whatever is true about you today.
Their card gets you lounge discounts.
This one gets you known.
Tap it on any phone. They land on what is true about you today, including the line that actually starts a conversation: what you need right now.
- Verified
- Only real founders. Checked against incorporation, not a form.
- Numbered
- Engraved #001 to #100. The Founding Hundred, then never again.
- Alive
- Rewritable NTAG213. Change what it opens in ten seconds.
Free until it has enough of you to be useful.
No card to start. Your record and your export stay yours on every plan, including the one you do not pay for.
Free
Enough to see whether the record is worth keeping.
60 generation credits a month
- Your public page
- Any AI can read your record
- Résumés tailored to one job
Starter
For the week you are actually applying to things.
200 generation credits a month
Everything in Free, plus
- Any AI can add to it
- Application autofill
- Voice capture
Pro
The weekly drafts are the reason people stay.
600 generation credits a month
Everything in Starter, plus
- Two post drafts a week
- Premium page templates
Founder Edition
Everything in Pro, plus the badge and the numbered card.
600 generation credits a month
Everything in Pro, plus
- Monthly investor-update drafts
- Verified Founder badge
- Numbered metal card, after three months
India is billed in rupees, UPI included, and the price you see is the price you pay: GST is already in it. Everywhere else is billed in USD through a merchant of record, who adds whatever sales tax or VAT your country charges at checkout.
Four friends and the card is yours.
Not a discount. The metal card, the one that sells for ₹2,499, for nothing but telling people something true.
- 01Share your linkYou get one the moment you sign up. You do not need to be paying for anything.
- 02A friend starts a planThey get 50 credits for arriving through you. You get 150 when they subscribe.
- 03Four of them stay 3 monthsThen we post you the card. One per person, and we only ask for an address once you have won.
you claimed your page. that is the first one.
tap it on a phone · your page opens
The questions people actually ask
No. KnowMee never sees a chat. It is connected as a tool, so it only receives what a tool call explicitly sends it, and it only writes when you or a deterministic event asks it to.
Your record stays. You keep read access to it and you can export the whole thing as JSON or Markdown at any time, on any plan, including free.
No, and that is the point. Every product that asked people to journal their work is dead. Releases, merged pull requests and decisions made inside an AI chat arrive on their own.
Every fact carries its source and date, and nothing is ever written silently. You confirm, edit or delete from one screen, and facts that decay are the only ones you get asked about.
No. Your record is yours. It is not pooled, not sold and not used as training data.
Anything that speaks MCP. Today that means Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code, plus agentic browsers that fill forms on your behalf.
Stop answering for yourself from memory.
Start with what already exists. Your repositories, your résumé, and the paragraph your assistant has been carrying around about you.