Ask your network anything
Home is where the companion lives. It is the one place you come to ask a question about the people you know, in the words you would use with a person.
Find someone. Create a reminder. Run deep research on a company. Look back through a conversation you half remember. Draft the email that follows. You ask, and it works.
What it can reach
The companion can answer because it is connected to the places your relationships already live: your calendar, your email and your messages, with more integrations arriving.
So a question such as, show me the ten most recent people I connected with who live in Sweden, comes back with the names, the dates, and a map of where they are. From there you can act in the same breath: set a reminder to reach out next week, write a note, or group those people into a list you keep.
Beyond your own network
The companion does not only search what you know. It can also look across the networks of trusted partners who have chosen to share theirs with you, which is how a question about reach stops being limited by your own address book.
You can also tell it what you are working toward, so that what it surfaces is shaped by your goals rather than by recency alone.