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VOICE FIRST

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persistent storage for your social RAM

You mettwelve peoplethis week.Wingmic remembers everyone.

Voice-first networking memory graph for developers. You speak after a conversation, Wingmic does the rest, your agent gets the API.

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1,247 devs on the waitlist

wingmic● live

+ 3 nodes

POST /v1/capture · 200

◆ The handshake memory leak

Your brain is RAM.
Conferences are memory pressure.

people met

conference Tuesday

names recalled

by Friday morning

follow-ups sent

of 5 you promised

Notion CRMs need typing.

Nobody types after a 14-hour day.

Business cards die in pockets.

Or in the laundry.

LinkedIn lacks context.

"Hi nice meeting you" is a black box.

◆ How it works

Three verbs. Speak. Extract. Query.

No CRM tax. No form filling. No manual tagging.

speak

Talk like you're texting a friend.

Open the mic, ramble for 30 seconds. Wingmic doesn't need structure, keywords, or proper nouns. It figures it out.

raw input

"okay so I just talked to Sarah, she's at Acme working on edge config stuff, super smart, said I should send her my repo tomorrow morning before standup..."

↓ entities · edges · actions

PERSON@Sarah Chen

ORGAcme Corp

TOPICedge_config

TIMEtomorrow 9am

You—met_at→Sarah Chen· today

Sarah—works_at→Acme Corp

Sarah—expert_in→edge_config

⏰Follow-up: send repo to Sarahtomorrow 9:00

extract

Wingmic builds your knowledge graph.

People, companies, topics, follow-ups, time references — typed and stitched into a real graph database. Edges have meaning.

query

Ask in plain English. From anywhere.

Mobile app, REST API, MCP server, Slack bot. Same graph. Ranked answers with conversation context, not just names.

terminal · zsh● connected

› wingmic "who do I know that ships rust?"

↪ found 4 matches in 0.3s:

0.91 Sarah Chen · Acme Corp · met DevConnect

0.84 Marcus Lee · solo · met JS Conf

0.72 Yuki Tanaka · Cloudflare · referred by Lina

0.68 Devansh Rao · Vercel · met online

›

◆ API · SDK · Webhooks

Your network is queryable.

Every node, edge, and follow-up is exposed through a typed REST API and a TypeScript SDK. Build agents, slack bots, scripts — do whatever you want with it.

docs · OpenAPI 3.1 →

agent.ts

import
  { Wingmic } from "@wingmic/sdk";
// connect once
const wm = new Wingmic({ apiKey: env.WM_KEY });
// natural language → graph query
const matches = await wm.query({
  text: "who knows about edge config?",
  limit: 5,
});
// → [{ person, score, lastContext, edges }, …]
// or stream a voice memo straight in
await wm.capture.stream(audioStream);

REST endpointsv1.api.wingmic.xyz

POST/v1/captureVoice or text → entities

GET/v1/nodesList people, orgs, events

GET/v1/edgesFilter by node, type, recency

POST/v1/queryNatural-language search

GET/v1/followupsPending action items

POST/v1/webhooksPipe to Slack, Discord, Linear

TypeScript SDK

Fully typed, zero deps

Webhooks

Real-time, retries built-in

OpenAPI 3.1

Generate any-language clients

Streaming

WS + SSE for live captures

◆ MCP · Model Context Protocol

Your agent already knows your network.

Wingmic ships an MCP server. Plug it into Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed, or your own agent — every prompt now has access to your relationship graph.

$ claude mcp add wingmic

works with

Claude DesktopCursorZedContinueCline

Claude● wingmic mcp

Help me draft a cold-ish email to someone who could review my Rust crate

⏵ wingmic.query · "rust reviewers in network"
  → found 4 matches

Best match is Sarah Chen at Acme — you met her at DevConnect, she's their Rust lead. You also promised to send her your repo. Want me to draft a follow-up that frames the review as part of that thread?

◆ Connect everything

Bring your existing contacts.

Connect a source once. Wingmic dedupes, enriches, and weaves it into your graph — queryable in plain English from day one.

OAuth read-only by default — revoke any time.
Diff & dedupe across sources (one Sarah, not five).
Auto-tags org, role, last contact, mutual connections.
Encrypted at rest. Self-host the whole pipeline.

Connect LinkedIn

Identity & Network

Who you already know professionally.

LinkedInConnect

1st-degree, mutual intros, roles, tenure

X (Twitter)Connect

Followers, following, bios, mutual replies

GitHubConnect

Followers, contributors, co-stargazers

LumaConnect

Event RSVPs, hosts, attendees

Email & Calendar

People you actually talk to.

GmailConnect

Threads, signatures, contact frequency

OutlookConnect

Exchange contacts + meeting attendees

Google CalConnect

Meeting invitees, recurring 1:1s

Cal.comComing soon

Booked meetings + types

Phone & Messaging

The people in your pocket.

iCloudConnect

Phone contacts + groups

WhatsAppComing soon

Chat history (read-only export)

iMessageComing soon

macOS chat database (local only)

TelegramComing soon

Contacts + groups

Work & Community

Coworkers, collaborators, members.

SlackConnect

Workspace members + DMs

DiscordConnect

Server members + DMs

NotionComing soon

Workspace members + page authors

SalesforcePlanned

CRM accounts, leads, opps

Manual & Custom

Power-user escape hatches.

CSV / vCardConnect

Drop a file, get edges

API / WebhookConnect

POST events from your stack

MCP serverConnect

Pipe Claude conversations in

ZapierComing soon

5000+ apps via Zapier

◆ Don't see yours?Wingmic ships an open import spec — write a 30-line adapter and we'll merge it.See spec →

◆ It's not just memory.

Wingmic acts for you.

With your permission, Wingmic doesn't just remember — it follows up. Drafts the warm intro. Schedules the reminder. Sends the "great meeting you" email at the right moment.

Permission-first
You approve every send. Auto-checkins are off by default — toggle per source.

● Drafting now

✦

Wingmic agent

triggered: new connection · Sarah Chen · 11h ago

Draft a checkin email to Sarah?

To:sarah.chen@acme.devSubject:Repo link from DevConnect last night

Hey Sarah —

Great meeting you at the DevConnect dinner. You asked about the Rust workers I mentioned — here's the repo: github.com/me/edge-workers.

Would love to compare notes on edge config patterns when you have time.

— [you]

◆Pulled from voice note: "send Sarah my repo before standup"

Smart reminder

Tomorrow · 9:00 AM

Reply to Marcus's intro email

Marcus introduced you to the indie hackers Slack on Tue. Original ask: "remind me to thank him this week"

↪ suggested action
Reply-thank with mention of the founder you connected with there

What it can do

— say it once, Wingmic handles the rest

✉

Auto-checkin email

"new connection added"

→ drafts a warm follow-up the next morning

⏰

Voice-set reminders

"remind me tomorrow at 9"

→ pings you with full context, ready to act

🔗

Send the thing

"send Sarah my repo"

→ drafts the email with the link, you hit send

🤝

Warm intros

"intro Priya to Marcus"

→ drafts the double-opt-in intro for both sides

📅

Coffee scheduling

"set up coffee with Alex next week"

→ opens Cal.com link, suggests times

💬

Slack DM check-in

"ping Jordan in 2 weeks"

→ drafts a casual message in your voice

📝

Meeting prep notes

auto · before any 1:1

→ pulls last touch + open threads, dropped on calendar

🪄

Birthday & milestones

auto · from LinkedIn signals

→ one-tap acknowledgment when it matters

◆ Always opt-in

Every send waits for your tap. Nothing autonomous unless you flip the switch.

◆ Voice = source of truth

Drafts pull verbatim from your brain dump — never hallucinated.

◆ Your tone, learned

After 5 approvals, the agent matches how you actually write.

◆ Revoke instantly

One click pauses all actions or revokes any source.

Live · last 24h

Beta is cooking.

1,247

devs on waitlist

32K

nodes in graph

91%

follow-up rate

devansh.eth

captured

"Coffee w/ Marcus — talked indexers"

now

lina_b

queried

"who knows about ZK proofs?"

12s

jamie_p

follow-up done

Sent intro to Sarah → Eli

34s

alex.rs

graph grew

+3 nodes, +5 edges from DevConnect

priya

captured

"Met Yuki, eng @ Cloudflare"

marc

queried via MCP

Claude pulled 12 contacts for cold email

◆ Real users · real graphs

What devs are saying.

I met 40 people at YC Demo Day. Wingmic remembered all of them. I remembered like 6.

Jamie Park

Founder, Stitchwork

Sits in my pocket, listens to my voice memos, the graph builds itself. It is the realest tool I shipped this year.

Devansh Rao

Staff Eng @ Vercel

I deleted my Notion CRM. I am free.

Lina Cho

PM, Anthropic