From transactional to human

Your network is loud. Syncra finds the five things that matter today.

Syncra watches your real interactions across email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp, learns each relationship's natural rhythm, and hands you one short brief a day.

I built Syncra because I could not keep on top of the signals that matter in the noise of 30,000+ updates from my LinkedIn network; because my communication was fragmented across channels, from email to WhatsApp to social media; and because my professional relationships are my most precious data, deserving a tool I can trust.

Request early access private beta · mid 2026

Nobody enters by being in a list.

Syncra is built on one principle: people enter your CRM by actually interacting with you. Three steps, and the noise stays outside.

01 · Connect

Your channels, read-only

Email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp connect in minutes. Syncra reads activity; it never posts, replies or touches your accounts.

02 · Tier

Attention where it belongs

An inner circle you curate, an active tier that maintains itself, and a dormant archive. Intelligence runs only where you're actually invested.

03 · Brief

Five items, once a day

Not a feed to scroll but a brief to act on: ranked, specific, and done in the time it takes to drink a coffee.

Four signals, computed from how you really interact.

Everything in the brief comes from one of four signals. No scores you can't explain, no black boxes.

Owed replies

Inbound messages you haven't answered, ranked by how long they've waited and who's waiting.

Going quiet

Every relationship has its own rhythm. Syncra learns each one and flags the people drifting past theirs, before the silence becomes distance.

Momentum

Rising interaction frequency reveals relationships forming before you've consciously registered them.

Job changes

When someone in your circles moves roles, you hear it from Syncra first, while a congratulation still means something.

My data, my cloud, my people.

Syncra was built for myself before it was built for anyone else. It runs on my machine, and every contact, conversation and note lives in my own cloud, not in a vendor's database. Security is not a feature tier here; it is the starting condition.

And it exists for a particular kind of person: those of us who carry large networks yet refuse to let the relationships that matter dissolve into a scroll. Remembering people well is not administration. It is respect.

Ilona · Founder