Product tour

Go deeper when you want to.

The feature page introduces the core product. This tour keeps the detailed workflow, examples, sandbox, and comparison in one optional deep dive.

Explore the app

See how the workspace fits together.

On larger screens, explore a sample workspace with fictional people and notes. On smaller screens, the feature guide introduces Dhaga's core capabilities.

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You met 47 people at your last conference. You'll remember 3.

A familiar story, not a stat we collected — picture your last conference.

47

people you met at your last conference

5

you actually followed up with

3

you'll remember by next quarter

How it works

From handshake to knowledge graph in three moves.

STEP 1

Capture in five seconds

Card, badge, QR, a LinkedIn page, a pasted email, or a contact forwarded to WhatsApp or Telegram — or just talk. Voice transcription runs either on-device and free, or on our server for a credit a clip; photos get a fast AI read. Contacts scanned at the same event group themselves automatically.

STEP 2

The graph builds itself

AI reads your notes and extracts who they are, where they work, who they know, and what you promised. Every fact keeps a receipt — tap it to see the exact note it came from.

STEP 3

Ask, and act

Search your network in plain language. Get a follow-up draft that mentions the sailing thing. Get nudged when a reach-out cadence comes due, a promise you made falls past its date, or someone's birthday lands. Home opens on a short briefing of who's worth a message today, aimed by whatever goal you've set.

Step 4 · Pages

Then write it down, linked.

The notes around a relationship — a meeting write-up, a hiring plan, today's journal — live in Pages and stay connected to the people they mention.

BetaPages is in beta — on every plan, and still being smoothed.

  1. Mention someone

    Type @ or [[ and pick a person, company or page. The link stores who it is, not their details.

  2. See it from their side

    Their profile lists the page under “Mentioned in”, and the backlinks panel shows every page that points here.

  3. Follow the thread

    Open the local graph to see what the page touches, or the Network view to see it among everyone else.

  4. Share without oversharing

    Publish to a link and the people you mentioned appear as plain names — or initials, if you choose.

PagesKite SystemsHiring notes

Hiring notes

Edited just now

Coffee with Nisha Shah in Hauz Khas. Kite Systems is hiring two backend engineers this quarter — tracked in Q3 hiring plan.

Next steps

To do: Send Nisha Shah the two backend intros Follow-up due Today

Done: Review the token migration doc with Sarah Chen

Ask Arjun Das about the Terraline intro he offered.

#hiring #kite

Backlinks · 2

  • Tue 11 AugCoffee with Nisha — write-up in Hiring notes.
  • Q3 hiring planTwo backend roles; intros tracked in Hiring notes.

Unlinked mention

  • Delhi trip…pick up the hiring notes with Nisha after…

One click links it

On Nisha Shah's profile: mentioned in 2 pages.

Local graph · Hiring notes

Tue 11 AugQ3 hiring planNisha ShahSarah ChenArjun DasKite Systems
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Sample data

Pages is on every plan, Free included — 50 MB of files and 7 days of history on Free, more on Pro and Power. AI in Pages runs only when you ask, and uses your monthly credits.

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Answers with receipts

“Who did I meet in logistics with an AI budget?”

You’ve had that thought — and no way to answer it. Dhaga answers in plain language from what you actually observed: not a feed, not a guess scraped from the web, but your own notes, cited.

ask>

ask> who did I meet in Singapore who works in logistics?

Priya Nair — Head of Ops at Freightline. You met at TechInAsia, Oct 2025.

From your voice note: “…runs ops for a freight forwarder, they're evaluating route-optimisation AI next quarter…”

ask> who used to work at Stripe?

Sarah Chen — Now founding something new. You met at Web Summit 2026.

From your voice note: “…leaving Stripe in March, interested in our API, two kids, loves sailing.”

Try it

Play with a real-scale network

This is a fully synthetic, anonymized graph — thousands of people, companies and events you can pan, zoom and pull apart right in the page. Click any node to isolate its circle. Nothing loads until you ask.

~4,500 nodes · Anonymized demo network · loads only when you click

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Affinity

Captures at the moment of meeting✓card, badge, QR, voice, chat✓cards & badges—inbox sync only—email mining
Voice-first notes → searchable facts✓with receipts—partial, typed—
Ask in plain language✓—partial✓
[[Links]], @mentions and backlinksBeta✓to people and companies too—notes on a contactnotes on a record
Block editor with MarkdownBeta✓slash menu, source mode—plain notesplain notes
Databases with board and calendar viewsBeta✓relations and formulas—contact fieldslists and fields
Daily journalBeta✓with “Your day”—rare (Monica has one)—
Publish a page to a linkBeta✓names shown as plain text———
Import from Notion and ObsidianBeta✓and export as a vault—CSV importCSV import
Self-hosted deployment (enterprise)✓on request———
Leave anytime with your data✓one fileCSV exportvariescontract terms
Price$4.99/mo$6+/mo$10–18/mo$2,000+/seat/yr

Competitor pricing as publicly listed, July 2026. Affinity from $2,000/user/year (published).

Questions

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