A living map of the people you work with
Fenly maps the people who show up in your conversations: who's who, which team or company, how they connect, and everything that's passed between you — from Tuesday's call to yesterday's voice note — on a single timeline. You walk into any conversation knowing exactly where you left off.
People · profile and historyAna Lima
The history with each person is scattered across five places
A call in ten minutes with someone you've met twice. Role? Last conversation? What's still open? You walk in blind.
The proposal went by email, the tweak by WhatsApp, the sign-off on a call. Your history exists, but no single place tells it whole.
Who decides, who influences, who reports to whom at the client: a map that only exists in your memory, and gets lost the week you take off.
From contact chaos to a map in 3 steps
Meetings, email and WhatsApp — just once.
Whoever shows up in your conversations becomes a profile, with relationships and context.
Full timeline, latest agreements and what's open between you, at a glance.
The whole history with each person, on one timeline
Meeting, email, message: every interaction with the person lands on the same timeline, in order, with the essentials of each. Five minutes before the call, you skim months of the relationship in one scroll.
Ana Lima · timelineOrg charts that show your real world
See how people connect: teams, companies, who reports to whom. The map you kept in your head (who decides, who influences) becomes something you can actually see, at the client and in-house. Fenly enriches the org chart over time, and you can edit and improve the map whenever you want.
Aurora · relationship mapAsk about any person
“What did I agree with Ana?”, “when did I last speak to the client's finance lead?”. Fenly's memory answers about people too, with the source of every answer.
Explore Fenly's memory
Memory · about AnaFor anyone working with too many people to remember it all
Accounts with five stakeholders: who asked for what, who approves, who goes quiet. Each account's map ready before the QBR.
1:1 context without a notebook: what you agreed last month opens right alongside the person.
Three clients, fifteen contacts: Fenly remembers who's who on each project, so you never mix them up.
A private map, made from your own conversations
Mapping people raises the privacy question right away. The answer is simple: the map is made only from what's already yours.
Nothing comes from outside your world.
No third-party data
The map comes only from your connected sources. Fenly never fetches or buys outside data.
All data encrypted
Your data is stored encrypted, always.
Never trains models on your data
Your conversations are yours. They never become training material.
Protected under data-protection law
Your data is handled in line with data-protection law (Brazil's LGPD), start to finish.
Still unsure?
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Walk into every conversation knowing where you left off
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