Tag the people and conversations you already know. Salesgram surfaces the matches hidden in your own network: who should meet, who to introduce, when to reach out. Not prospecting, not a CRM.
A smart address book that unifies contacts, email, meetings and notes into one living profile per person. You tag each contact in your own words (fintech, hiring a CTO, met at SaaStr) so it captures who they are, what they do and how you met. Your contacts stay yours: never sold, never shared.
The AI reads your active tags and conversational context to build a strength graph (1–5) between the people in your network. No silent mining: you decide what counts.
Automatic map of your network, strength 1–5.
Anna B.
Design
Marco R.
CEO
Luca V.
Sales
Elena G.
HR
Daily Match Feed, Active Search to query your network on-demand, and Monday Digest to start the week with clear priorities. The right person, the right bridge and the why. You make the warm intro yourself. Salesgram never hands you cold leads to email.
Salesgram never scrapes your inbox. You tag the people and moments that matter; it then surfaces which two people in your network should meet, and who can introduce them. You make the intro. Active, not passive.
Every person is a living profile: contacts, tags, notes, recent conversations and available bridges. Zero fields to fill in by hand.
Describe people, companies and opportunities with a taxonomy that matches your world industry, role, stage, how you met.
Notes and conversational summaries attached to the right person. In one glance, remember what you said and what you promised.
Query your network in natural language: “who do I know in UK fintech that has already invested at seed?” Salesgram returns matches and bridges in real time.
Google Contacts import, LinkedIn enrichment and CSV. Salesgram lives where you already work.
The difference vs traditional relationship intelligence tools that silently read your email and calendar.
The algorithm, opaquely
You, with explicit hierarchical tags
Every email and meeting body
Only what you tag + optional context
Mechanical interaction counts
Declared strength + intent signals
Implicit, often wrong
Explicit, with relationship context
Centralized platform
Workspace-owned, portable, GDPR-native
“It's not a tool that spies on your inbox: you decide what counts. That's the difference between an opaque algorithm and a system that actually mirrors how you think about your relationships.”
Those products do passive mining: they read email and calendar and infer relationships. Salesgram does active tagging: you flag what counts, and the AI works on top of your tags. The result is more precise, more yours and more defensible on privacy.
No. The AI proposes tags from your meetings and conversations, you accept or correct. The system learns your way of categorizing and gets faster week after week.
They stay yours. Salesgram doesn't train foundational models on your content and doesn't centralize your data into a shared graph. Every workspace is isolated and portable.
Daily Match Feed with the warmest matches, Active Search to query your network on-demand, Monday Digest to start the week with clear priorities.
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 natively, CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot) and LinkedIn via dedicated connectors. Other tools via API.
Salesgram is live: sign in and start using it, or book a demo with the founding team for a guided setup on your real use case.