Your next project comes from someone you already know.
You only reach out when you need work, and by then the relationship has cooled. A system you have to open on a busy week is a system you abandon on a busy week.
The job to be done
A page for the pressure behind the query.
Start with the work that falls through the cracks, then decide whether an external relationship memory earns a place in your day.
Wend, measured
92
people from one WhatsApp read, before you grant a single permission.
0.63s
to read 69,000 messages and find the people in them. No model call.
2.4s
for one extraction on the Mac itself, at no cost.
Measured on a real Mac running macOS 26.4.1. On-device extraction needs Apple silicon with Apple Intelligence turned on.
How Wend helps consultants & freelancers
Start from every client you have ever had
Your LinkedIn archive imports as one ZIP, and WhatsApp opens with no permission prompt. The spreadsheet comes too: CSV and vCard imports map columns from Google Contacts, Notion, Airtable or whatever you are leaving.
The reconnect list, on demand
Ask your assistant who you have not spoken to since a given date, or who you worked with at a company that is now hiring. It queries your actual graph rather than guessing, so the list is complete.
Specific beats generic
Every past client keeps their context: what you delivered, who else was in the room, what they cared about, each linked to the email it came from. A check-in built on that is not just touching base.
The follow-up gets written
The draft is generated from what you actually talked about and waits for you to send it from your own Gmail. Scheduling links work the same way: proposed, approved, sent by you.
With Wend, you can
Reconnect with a past client before the gap gets awkward
Recall exactly what you delivered and what they cared about
Find the referral path to your next engagement through two hops
Keep the whole client history when you change assistants or laptops
FAQ
Why not just use my assistant's built-in memory?
Built-in memory only knows what you typed into that one assistant, and it stays there. It never read your inbox, so most of your client history is not in it, and it cannot answer which clients you have not contacted since March.
Can it remind me to reconnect?
Yes. Keep-in-touch cadences are tracked per person, the daily digest email surfaces who is due, and the draft comes with it.
Is it worth paying for as a freelancer?
Keeping the memory costs nothing at all. Wendy, the part that drafts and schedules for you, is $29 a month or $290 a year, flat at any network size. If one recovered referral covers the year, that is your answer.
Wend for other people like you
Relationship memory built for consultants & freelancers.
It installs on your Mac, builds the graph out of what is already there, and answers from the AI you already use. Every fact keeps its source. $29 a month, flat at any network size.
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