Identity · Context · Signal
Your network knows you.
Your systems don't.
Kimono is the identity, context, and signal layer for the agentic era — one living relationship graph that you and your AI can both reason over, without anyone's data leaking into the ether.
Ask. Kimono answers from your network.
The people you've worked with. Met. Pitched. Hired. Funded. Kimono remembers them, the context around them, and what's worth knowing before you reach out.
01 — Welcome
It already knows you.
Sign in and Kimono greets you with the network you’ve been building for years — already organized, already connected.
02 — Ask
Ask in plain language.
“Connect me with seed-stage founders.” Kimono reads your prompt against the people you actually know.
03 — Answer
Answers from your network.
A ranked, sourced list — hot sectors, last touch, and what’s worth knowing before you reach out. Not a search result.
Not a search result. A ranked, sourced list of the people in your network who match — with the hot sectors, the last touch, and what's worth knowing before you reach out.
The relationship layer
Public and private, finally married.
Everything anyone could know about a person, plus everything only you know. One live profile. Yours alone.
- What the world knows — LinkedIn, Substack, X, GitHub, news, talks, the web. Kimono searches it all. Job changes, fundraises, what they're posting, what they're shipping.
- What only you know — your emails, calendar, messages, files, contacts. How you met. What you've worked on. Who you both know. What's open between you.
- Married inside your graph — one live profile, updated as the world updates. Self-sovereign by architecture. Never pooled, never sold, never used to train someone else's model.
What's in every profile
Not a contact. A live picture of the person.
State
Where they're at right now.
Current company. Current role. What they're posting about. What they're shipping. The version of them that exists this week.
History
Where they've been.
Past companies, past roles, past projects. The arc. The track record. The pattern under the résumé.
Relationship
You and them.
Strength of connection. Last interaction. How you met. Who you both know. What's open between you.
Signal
What's worth knowing.
Job change last week. Raised a round. Posted something big. Moved cities. The moments worth paying attention to.
Two sides. One graph.
Kimono Products. Kimono Platform.
Products are how you use Kimono yourself. Platform is how your company builds on top of it. Same living relationship graph underneath — the people side and the company side, served in parallel.
Kimono Products
Your network. Your AI.
- Ask Kimono — a private AI that remembers your network
- Kimono ID — the living contact card that remembers the moment
- Kimono MCP — bring your network into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor
- One graph, your data, instruction over consent
Kimono Platform
Relationship intelligence, for your product.
- API & SDK — enrich, resolve, query the graph from your own product
- CLI — script against your relationship data
- Enterprise — dedicated instance, audit-grade attestation
- Your customers' data stays theirs — never resold, never trained on
How it works
Every channel in. One graph out.
Every channel in · One graph · Both customers out
Platforms
calendar, email, contacts
- Apple
- Microsoft
- Gmail
Messaging
conversations, contacts, context
- iMessage
- Telegram
- Slack
- SMS soon
Social
public identity, private graph
- Meta soon
- X soon
- Instagram soon
- TikTok soon
- GitHub soon
Files
documents and context
- Drive
- Dropbox
- iCloud
Future
what's next, in order
Meetings
- Zoom
- Granola
- transcripts
Events
- Luma
- Partiful
- RSVPs
Productivity
- Notion
- groups
- segments
Kimono
one living relationship graph
Kimono Products
For people.
Individuals and teams using Kimono themselves.
- Ask Kimonothe relationship assistant
- Kimono IDthe living contact card
- Kimono MCPyour network in your AI
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Cursor
Kimono Platform
For machines & enterprise.
Companies building relationship intelligence into their products.
- APIenrich, resolve, query
- CLIscript against the graph
- Enterprisededicated instance, attestable
Timing
The infrastructure window is open.
It won't stay open.
01 — Agentic era
Every agent needs relationship context.
500M+ users shipped AI agents in the last twelve months. Your CoPilot can't prep for tomorrow's meeting. Your Claude doesn't know your college roommate works at the fund you're trying to reach.
02 — Privacy as constraint
PII without a trust layer is a liability.
The EU AI Act takes effect August 2, 2026. GDPR enforcement is accelerating. Holding raw PII to power agents is a liability with a half-life.
03 — Protocol moment
MCP just hit 97M monthly downloads.
86% of AI connectors fail prompt injection (DeepMind, March 2026). Kimono is the privacy-enforcing MCP layer.
From early users
What people are saying.
"Already a win for Kimono. I asked it if there's anyone I should urgently follow up with — and there was."
Patricia Thaine
CEO, Private AI
"Kimono has become my go-to tool for prepping client meetings. The summaries and talking points are consistently relevant and sharp. I can't imagine going into a meeting without it."
Robert Kennedy
CEO, Multiplayer
"I asked Kimono to summarize a few weeks of email activity for a client report. It pulled the right snippets and organized everything. Try doing that in ChatGPT or Grok."
Alan Wallace
CEO, PressContact
"This is now what photos are to my memory — way better at capture and recollection."
Simon Small
Podcaster & advisor
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