The 'People Met' database shortcut allows you to easily log details about new acquaintances, including their name, location, and key conversation points. This helps you maintain a personal record of professional and social interactions, making it easier to recall important context for future engagements or networking opportunities.
This feature provides a structured way to capture information about people you meet. It automatically logs the current date and your precise location, and then prompts you for details such as their name, topics of discussion, whether they have pets, and if they have kids (including their names and ages). All this information is then appended to a dedicated Apple Note, creating a chronological and context-rich database of your connections.
The note 'New People Met' is automatically created if it doesn't exist, and new entries are appended to it. You don't need to manually create or manage the note yourself.
This shortcut is particularly useful for networking events, business trips, or any social gathering where you meet many new people. Capturing details immediately after an interaction ensures accuracy and prevents forgetting important information. For even more power, consider building an additional shortcut that uses Apple Intelligence to query your 'New People Met' note for specific information, allowing you to quickly retrieve context before follow-up conversations.
The 'People Met' database shortcut transforms casual interactions into structured, retrievable data within your Apple Notes. By streamlining the process of logging new contacts and key conversation points, it provides a powerful personal CRM tool that enhances your ability to connect and follow up effectively. This feature ensures you never lose track of valuable networking details.