RELATIONSHIP INTELLIGENCE PLATFORM · COMING SOON

Be present.
We'll remember
the rest.

First 100 beta users · No spam, ever.

"You forget their name
within seconds.
The moment passes.
The relationship never deepens."
7 sec
Average time before a new name is forgotten — regardless of how attentive or interested you are
$96B
Spent globally on CRM software — none of it works during the moment that actually matters
42M
Professionals in relationship-dependent roles where forgetting a name costs real money

HOW IT WORKS

Three layers.
One moment.
The user never looks away.

1
Trigger
Press the R1 ring or say "Hello Soveli." The lapel pin wakes from deep sleep in under 200ms. The other person notices nothing.
2
Recognise
The sapphire crystal lens reads the face. On-device recognition matches against your Private Knowledge Graph. Name, history, and context returned in under 1.5 seconds.
3
Display
The Even G2 smart glasses render the contact card in your peripheral vision. Monochrome green. 640×350px. Invisible to everyone else. Dismissed with a single press.

SOVELI IN ACTION

Recognised in under two seconds.
The name — and the whole record.

The face is matched, the card is up, and everything you know about them is in front of you — before you say a word. Everything below is what the host sees.

ALSO IN ACTION — THE FRONT DESK

Fourteen stays this year — the welcome should feel like it. The desk already knows her suite, her habits, and the upgrade to offer.

ALSO IN ACTION — THE RESORT WELCOME

A returning couple at golden hour — their names, their cabana, and the anniversary that doesn’t get missed.

Simulated product film. AI-generated footage — every person shown is synthetic; no real likeness was used. Fictional demo data.

THE HARDWARE

An object
you choose to wear.

Designed with the conviction of a Leica lens. One aperture ring. One centered sapphire crystal. Nothing else. At a dinner table it reads as a piece of considered personal hardware — not a wearable camera.

Material
Grade 5 titanium (Ti-6Al-4V) · brushed 220-grit
Form
22 mm diameter · 4 mm thin · under 8g
Lens
Synthetic sapphire crystal · centered · flush mount
Fasteners
Spring clip · locking pin post · neodymium magnet — all three included
Charging
Pogo-ring flush contact · no exposed port
Battery
8–10 hours · wake-word architecture
Soveli lapel pin on dark fabric — Grade 5 titanium disc, centered sapphire crystal lens, concentric aperture ring

THE VISUAL LAYER

Context, the instant
it matters.

For members who opt into a paired display, Soveli surfaces only what you already chose to remember — how you met, what you last spoke about, where the relationship stands. Never private details the other person hasn't shared with you. Recognition, not surveillance.

See the on-lens experience

Device support in development
Even Realities G2 · MentraOS

THE RECORD

The memory lives here.
The moment stays empty.

The line on the lens has to come from somewhere. Nōmen Vault is where you keep it: the people you know, what you promised them, the photograph, the conversation. Everything in one place, so that nothing has to be in your head at the moment it matters.

ON THE PIN AND PHONE Face gallery embedding → device_key Matching runs here, offline. No network in the path. EMBEDDINGS AND FRAMES STOP HERE device_key an id, and nothing else IN THE VAULT The record device_key → card content Notes, history, photographs, transcripts, consent. SYNCED AHEAD OF TIME, NOT ON DEMAND
Why it feels instant
The card is already on the phone before you see the face. Recognition never waits for a server, because it never asks one. The vault is not in the path between a handshake and a name.
Why a breach is survivable
Take the vault and you have notes and photographs. You do not have a face template, because the gallery of faces never left the device it was enrolled on.
What we can still say honestly
Recognition happens on your own hardware, offline, against a gallery that stays there. That claim survives someone checking it.

Eight lines is the whole ceiling.

The G2 allows eight text containers on a page. A name, six lines and one prompt is exactly eight. Everything the vault knows about someone has to survive being cut to that, which is a constraint worth having: it forces you to decide what actually matters about a person.

The vault builds that card for you, and shows you the same geometry while you edit, so you never have to guess what will fit.

REUNION
John Smith
CEO, Smith Industries Inc.
Customer since 2013 · $63,450
Spouse: Julie
Children: Emily 9, Evan 11, Philip 15
Loves: Beckstoffer Dr. Crane, Porsche…
Last met 7 days ago
→ Has not ordered the 2024s yet
The Nōmen Vault person screen: identity fields, ranked facts, and a live preview of the card the glasses will show.
One person in the vault. On the right, exactly what the glasses will show, updating as you type.

Bring twenty years with you.

Export from whatever you keep the list in now and drop the file in. CSV, XLSX, JSON or vCard. Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, Outlook and Google exports are recognised on sight, every column mapping is scored so the weak guesses are flagged rather than hidden, and nothing is written until you have seen the plan row by row. The same person in three exports becomes one person, and an import cannot overwrite what you wrote by hand.

Card payload
254 bytes per person · 5,000 people is 1.2 MB on the phone
At recognition
No network call. The card is already there.
Sync
2,000 cards in 18 ms, as a delta since the last change
Import
2,460 contacts a second, deduplicated and carded
Formats
CSV · TSV · XLSX · JSON · vCard, and CSV back out again

Measured on the current build. Figures will move.

The import screen showing each column of a Salesforce export mapped to a vault field, with a confidence rating and a preview of what each row will do.
A Salesforce export, mapped and planned, before a record is written.
The device sync screen showing the delta payload, the bytes per person, and the cards as the glasses will render them.
The sync screen shows the payload itself, not a claim about it.
Consent is enforced, not recorded
Most software asks you to tick a box and then trusts you. This refuses the upload. A photograph or a recording of someone with no consent of that kind on file is rejected outright, and the transcription checks again before it runs, because consent can be withdrawn in between. Four scopes, granted separately, revocable individually.
A schedule for forgetting
Media is destroyed on a window you set, with a ceiling the law fixes rather than a preference. You can preview a purge before you run it. And every read and write of a person, a photograph or a transcript is in an audit log you can read, because a privacy claim nobody can check is a slogan.
What changed, plainly
Nōmen used to say nothing at all was uploaded. Once there is a place to keep what you write down, that stops being true, and we would rather say so here than let you discover it. What is still true is the part that was always doing the work: the gallery of faces is local, recognition is offline, and what reaches the vault is what you chose to write down.
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ABOUT

Built by someone
who needed it first.

Patrice Breton has built companies in two industries that look nothing alike. In the mid-1990s he founded Mediagrif, a B2B trading marketplace he took public on the Toronto Stock Exchange in 2000. In 2003 he moved to Napa Valley and founded Vice Versa Wines, now a cult producer whose allocations sell out.

Twenty years of sitting across from collectors, sommeliers and hospitality professionals taught him how often a name slips away in the moment it matters most, and that no amount of software built around the problem solves it.

Soveli is the product he needed and could never find. Not a CRM to sit and work through, not a contacts app to search. Something that works in the moment, invisibly, without asking anything of the other person. The record behind it exists so that the moment does not have to.

Soveli is built on a single conviction: technology that serves human connection should disappear into the background. It doesn't demand attention. It doesn't intrude. It makes you better at being present.

Humane by design
The other person never knows Soveli is present. No visible camera. No notification. No glow. Technology that respects human dignity.
Private by architecture
Your gallery of faces never leaves your device, and recognition runs offline against it. What you write down is kept in your own vault: it does not train models, it is not shared, it is not sold. You own everything Soveli knows about your relationships, and you can delete any of it.
Luxury-first
In luxury markets, making someone feel truly remembered is the product itself. Soveli is built for people who understand that distinction — and live by it.
Precision hardware
Grade 5 titanium. Synthetic sapphire. Wireless charging through the face. The pin earns its place on a lapel.

JOIN THE WAITLIST

The first 100
beta users.
Be among them.

We're launching with a small, curated group. Luxury hospitality, wealth management, enterprise sales — people for whom relationships are everything.

Beta hardware expected to ship in early to mid 2027. Your feedback shapes the product.

No spam. No sharing. Remove yourself any time.