Contact Enrichment
Fill in your contact records with AI, from your desk or your phone: business cards, email signatures, LinkedIn profiles, companies looked up online by Gen.
A contact book degrades on its own. Titles change, numbers change, and nobody opens a record to correct an extension they never dial.
Scan a business card, enrich a contact from the signatures in their emails, one at a time or in bulk, create a contact from an email received, import vCards, spot duplicates.
At a trade show or on a visit, scanning lives on an installable mobile page: an address to open, no app to download, and it is the phone's camera that takes the card.
A company created in a hurry often has nothing but a name: Gen looks it up online and suggests its website, phone and address, with the sources it read. You review, then apply. For a person, a LinkedIn search suggests their profile; only workplace details are kept.
⚠️ Enrichment never replaces a value already entered, and every addition is logged. That is the one rule that makes the automation acceptable: a tool that overwrites a hand-corrected number gets switched off within a week.
A completeness score highlights the records worth finishing, rather than leaving you to hunt. Model calls go through your instance's assistant service, towards the model provider, currently Anthropic, in the United States; the signature or domain being analysed is sent to it.
Comparable to Clearbit or Dropcontact, open-source and self-hosted
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The catalog grows almost every month.
What gets added, what we learn deploying it, and nothing else. You leave whenever you want.
One confirmation email, and nothing before you follow its link. Then 10 welcome emails, one a week, then the updates. No tracker, no resale.