
The right connection changes everything.
Call Bridget on the way home and say who you met. She writes them down, into a spreadsheet in your own Google Drive, and texts you back before you are through the door.
Met Sarah Chen tonight, product designer at Stripe, based in Austin. Climbs outdoors, has two kids. I said I would send her the deck by Friday.
Bridget makes one spreadsheet in your Drive. She cannot see any of your other files. The permission she asks for covers only the file she creates.
Send one message from the phone you will use. That is how Bridget knows the number is yours, and how she is allowed to text you back.
Leave a recap of who you met. You get a text back within a minute listing everyone she filed.
Your contacts live in your Drive, in an ordinary spreadsheet you own and can export or delete at any time. On Bridget's side there is one registry row: an opaque id, your phone number and your Google token (both encrypted), and the id of your sheet. No names, no notes, no transcripts.