MyMeMyMe

MyMe wanted to replace the CRM habit - logging people, follow-ups and context into forms - with something closer to how people actually think about their relationships: just tell it what happened, and let it remember. That meant designing individual profiles for every contact, a relationship graph showing how people connect to you and to each other, and the surfaces that connect all of it to an AI assistant over MCP.

The hard part wasn't the AI plumbing - MCP already made the assistant conversational. It was keeping a page that can hold dozens of relationship types, tags, interaction history and reminders feeling calm rather than like another dashboard, and making sure the one-time assistant setup worked cleanly the first time, since most people won't retry a broken integration step.

• Designed and built the individual contact profiles: how you met, shared interests, communication preferences, and interaction history.
• Built the relationship graph visualising proximity from partner to acquaintance, and how contacts connect to one another.
• Implemented the assistant-facing surfaces - voice and text capture, reminders, and the MCP configuration flow.
• Worked through several rounds of changing requirements with the founders as the product's information architecture settled, while holding the agreed launch date.