EmberEmber use cases
Choose the way you would use Ember, then see how it helps you remember people, context, and follow-ups.
Stay in touch with the people who matter
Remember the little things, reach out at the right moment, and keep your closest relationships warm with Ember.
Never miss an important date
Keep birthdays, anniversaries, and thoughtful follow-ups in one personal reminder CRM, with the context to prepare with care.
Remember the little things that matter
Keep the personal details and shared moments that help the people in your life feel seen, remembered, and cared for.
Reconnect with people you have not spoken to in a while
Ember can surface when a good friendship goes quiet, remember what you last talked about, and help you start again, while leaving every message for you to send.
A private personal CRM for the people who matter
Keep preferences, important dates, and private notes together in a secure personal CRM, then ask Keeper to recall only what you saved.
Personal CRM for insurance advisors
Keep client renewal dates, family context, and promised follow-ups together in a private personal CRM for insurance advisors.
A personal CRM for real-estate agents
Keep every buyer brief, viewing, and objection in one private place, then walk into the next showing knowing exactly what your client already told you.
VIP clienteling CRM for thoughtful private client care
Keep contact preferences, family milestones, personal tastes, and recent interactions in a private VIP clienteling CRM, then prepare thoughtful follow-ups from context you chose to save.
Relationship CRM for referral-based sales
Map who introduced whom, keep the story behind each warm prospect, and choose your own follow-up in a private relationship CRM.
AI sales assistant for pre-meeting prep
Ember is a private AI sales assistant for the ten minutes before a meeting: your saved notes on priorities, objections, and promises, briefed back on demand.
Personal CRM for coaches
Keep each client’s goal, blocker, and session history in one private personal CRM for coaches, so you arrive at every session already present.
Coaching follow-up automation, without automatic outreach
Capture client commitments by voice, recall the context, and create your own coaching follow-up reminders. Ember never sends messages or scrapes calendar or email.
Client progress memory for coaches
Keep each client’s goal, baseline, and session notes in one private coach CRM, so you can see how far they have come in their own words and numbers.
AI assistant for coaches and consultants
Prepare for client sessions from saved facts, keep goals and blockers in view, and review an editable voice transcript before saving the interaction.
Manager 1:1 CRM
A private personal CRM for your 1:1s, keep each colleague’s goal, working preference, and the promise you made in one place you review before the next meeting.
Personal HR assistant for managers
A private people memory for one manager: what each teammate is good at, how they like to work, and the growth conversation you promised to follow up on. No surveillance, no scoring, no HR system.
People OS for new managers, remember your team and who owns what
A private operating system for people, not projects. Save your team and stakeholders as groups, keep roles and ownership facts beside each name, and open each day knowing who to talk to next.
Team relationship automation for managers
Keep one meeting recap, the people in it, and the follow-ups you promised in a private board only you write to. Ember never assigns work or messages your team.
Ask anything about any relationship
Ember is a private personal relationship assistant. Ask Keeper about a coworker, a client, or someone you love, and get an answer built only from the notes you saved.
AI Chief of Staff for All Relationships
Ember briefs you each morning on the few relationships that need you today, a client, a colleague, a family member, each with the reason you saved and the next action you chose. You decide and you act; Ember never sends anything for you.
Personal CRM for private tutors
Keep each student’s goals, level, lesson notes, fee transactions, and next session in one private memory you review before teaching.