Maya Chen and Aunt Rosa are the two overdue people. Maya has just started leading product operations; Rosa was rebuilding the garden beds. Everyone else can wait.
Opening live appKeep in Touch↳ Maya + Aunt Rosa surfaced by timing · Noah + Lena deliberately left for later
The queue is small on purpose. Remembering the person matters more than clearing the list.
Added to Maya’s context. Her timing and overdue status are unchanged, so the app remembers what matters without pretending a conversation happened.
↳ Maya Chen · first-time manager context saved · contact status unchanged
Gmail has one unsent draft for Lena, Calendar has one Tuesday coffee event for Noah, and Keep in Touch still shows both people as not yet contacted.
Opening live appKeep in TouchLena’s project nudge and Noah’s launch stay attached to the right people.
A short email draft was prepared and remains unsent for your review.
Unsent draftOne event was created for next Tuesday; it does not mark the conversation as completed.
Created after your request↳ Keep in Touch → Gmail draft + Calendar · no contact falsely completed
Maya’s first-time-manager context is still there. Lena’s email remains an unsent draft, Noah’s Tuesday coffee exists only as a Calendar event, and nobody has been marked contacted without a real conversation.
Opening live appKeep in TouchHer first experience managing two people remains attached to the next hello, with overdue status unchanged.
The project-direction email remains unsent and available for review rather than being counted as contact.
Tuesday coffee is on Calendar, but Keep in Touch still waits for evidence that the meeting happened.