Follow-up
Remember what they told you.
Wajed tells you who to reach out to today, what to bring up, and reminds you to ask how it went. Private, on your iPhone.
Free for up to 10 people. No account.On a computer? Point your iPhone camera here.
One sentence, remembered.
How a passing remark becomes the question that shows you were listening.
Omar mentions a job interview.
Write it down in a few words, or say it and Wajed writes it out for you.
Wajed reminds you on the day.
So you ask while it still matters, not two months later.
His answer joins his story.
Ready for the next time you talk, and the time after that.
Four reasons to reach out. One colour each.
Today only shows someone when there’s a real reason, and the colour tells you which one.
Reconnect
Notice when it’s been too long.
Occasion
Be there on the days that matter.
Event
Walk into dinner prepared.
Everything they’ve told you, in one place.
Memories, photos, voice notes and answered follow-ups live on the profile of everyone they’re about. Search finds any word, even one that was only said aloud.
Your people, on your Home Screen.
See who’s next without opening the app. On the Lock Screen, widgets can show counts instead of names.
Private. On your iPhone.
There’s no Wajed account and no Wajed server. Your journal stays on your iPhone, and in your own iCloud if you turn on backup, encrypted so only your Apple Account can open it.
See exactly what leaves your iPhone- No account
- Stored on your iPhone
- Face ID lock
Free for your closest ten.
Unlimited written memories and follow-ups, briefs, reminders, widgets and backup, free for up to 10 people. Wajed Pro adds everyone else.
Free
- Up to 10 people
- Unlimited written memories, follow-ups and dictation
- Briefs, reminders, calendar, events and widgets
- App lock and iCloud Backup
Wajed Pro
- Unlimited people
- Photos and video in memories
- Voice notes
- Recording how to say someone’s name
Yearly
$4.99 a year
Monthly
$0.99 a month
Lifetime
$9.99 once
Start with one person.
Write down one thing they told you. Wajed takes it from there.