Walk in ready. Leave ahead.
Aigo turns every important meeting into a single page you can read in thirty seconds — who is in the room, what to land, what to avoid, and the best question to ask.
The demo is fully fictional and open to everyone — no account, nothing uploaded.
The loop
Know the room. Show up ready.
Prepare
Each meeting gets a one-page briefing: who is in the room, three things to land, two to avoid, and your best question.
Meet
The Walk-In Card puts the essentials in front of you in the final minute before the door opens.
Debrief
A short guided interview, shaped by your brief — not a blank text box. You confirm what becomes memory.
Learn
Stories, open commitments and corrections carry forward, so the next brief starts sharper.
One page, every time
A single-sided briefing you can print, keep on a second screen, or glance at on your phone. Readable in under thirty seconds.
Readiness that compounds
Prepare, meet, debrief, learn — and prepare better. Your context grows per relationship instead of evaporating after each meeting.
Roles stay siloed
Personal, work, board and volunteer contexts never mix. Each Role keeps its own meetings, people, stories, AI tools and retention rule.
Where your data lives
Your preparation is sensitive. We treat it that way.
In the public demo
- Every person, company and meeting is fictional, seeded for the demo.
- Anything you add is stored only in this browser's local storage.
- Nothing is uploaded or sent to an Aigo system — no account required.
Private beta (in development)
- Invitation-only accounts, kept entirely separate from the public demo.
- Passkeys only, with two enrolled devices required before private data is available.
- No passwords or recovery bypass. Role isolation, retention, deletion and security activity are enforced before launch.
Security is the product
Aigo is being built passkey-first with on-device biometric sign-in, per-Role isolation enforced in the database, an append-only security audit trail, and retention you control. Linked AI tools receive only what you confirm — and you preview it first.