Start from cards and contacts, then move into a workspace for each customer.
Knit keeps notes, files, quick calls, and AI follow-ups in one workflow.
Business cards pile up, and customer work scatters. When contacts, notes, files, and calls live in separate places, the next action disappears.
Messengers are good for conversations, but weak for customer operations. They don't hold the work that has to happen after the meeting.
Conversation tools say — “Talk to them.”
Knit says — “Keep the customer work moving.”
Knit isn't a messenger. It's an operations layer that keeps relationships, calls, files, and follow-ups moving inside each customer workspace.
A scan saves the contact and creates the workspace where notes, files, calls, and follow-ups can live.
Start a customer workspaceFrom cards, QR, and contacts, AI structures the company, person, and meeting context.
When both sides connect, notes, files, quick calls, and AI summaries live in one place.
It surfaces follow-ups, quote prep, and customer updates before they scatter.
Morning. You open Knit. The Assistant speaks first: "Two meetings today. I've drafted a thank-you email to Sarah, who you met yesterday. And — David, who you met last month, just changed companies. Want to send a congrats note?"
In the meeting. Instead of a business card, you show the QR on your phone. They scan it with their camera. You're both on Knit, so you're connected both ways on the spot.
Meeting over. You send the Assistant a photo of a card plus "tidy up notes on the people I just met." The Assistant extracts, saves, and organizes it all.
Evening. The Assistant: "Three people added today. Two are worth a follow-up — before next Tuesday."
Knit is the front door to oprai's relationship OS. As customers and work grow, sales, quotes, and ops modules extend the same flow — no tool-switching, right where you already work.
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