A deet is anything you want to remember about someone — their coffee order, their kids' names, the book they recommended. Deets sit on each contact alongside their phone, email and address.
In this section
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Adding a deet — typing one, and nesting
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Adding deets by voice — speaking instead of typing
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Turning what you say into deets — a whole note, pulled apart for you
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Editing and deleting deets — changing, moving, removing
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Your own card — My Deets — deets about you, and what you share
The shape of a deet
Every deet is a label and a detail — Coffee order / Oat flat white. Labels autocomplete from ones you've used before, so they stay consistent across everyone.
Deets nest, up to seven levels: a Christmas list containing Books containing individual titles.
They're searchable — searching climbing finds everyone with a climbing-related deet.
They're private. Deets you write about other people are yours alone, and are never included when you share that contact on.
The exception is your own card: deets about you, in My Deets, are the ones you share — and each carries its own Always / Ask / Never setting.