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What Marrow does

One page for each thing Marrow does: what you send, what comes back, the real screen and the limits. Marrow is in Beta.

Each page describes Marrow as built today, nothing planned.

Send what you have instead of typing

A personal CRM with no data entry: send a voice note, a card photo or a screenshot, and Marrow files the person, the context and the follow up.

Speak Arabic or English; replies match yours

Marrow works in English and Arabic at launch quality, understands everyday spoken Arabic and Arabic in Latin letters, and lays the app out right to left.

Every card becomes a person

Photograph a business card in the Marrow chat and it becomes a person: the printed fields read, the QR code honoured, Arabic kept, a lookup if you ask.

Follow ups in your phone's calendar

One switch puts your open follow ups and the meetings ahead in your phone's calendar, in Marrow's own calendar or one you pick on the first write.

One answer for everything about a company

Ask about a company in the chat and Marrow answers with what it does, recent news, the people you know there, recent interactions, open deals and follow ups.

A daily brief, and prep when asked

Marrow sends a daily brief at the time you choose, a weekly brief on Mondays, and a brief before a meeting when you ask, by notification, Telegram or both.

A public profile, when you ask

When you ask, Marrow enriches a person or a company and fills empty fields from their public profile. Each attempt counts as a lookup, and nobody is contacted.

Your promise comes back on the day

Tell Marrow what you promised and by when. It sets the follow up, lists it in the Follow ups tab, and reminds you at the time, in the app, on Telegram or both.

Keep in touch before people go quiet

Set a check in reminder in one line, and see who is going quiet in the daily brief. Marrow reminds you, drafts the message, and you send it yourself.

One conversation, app and Telegram

How the Telegram channel works: start there or link it to the app, what the shared conversation means, what each side does, and the browser view in Telegram.

Everyone you met, and what is open

Everyone you told Marrow about, with several phones and emails each, notes, what is open and the history, and, with the phone writer on, a copy on your phone.

Your personal CRM also works on Telegram

Marrow is a personal CRM app on your phone that also works on Telegram: voice notes, card photos, typed lines, the browser view and the trial reminder.

A voice note is the CRM entry

Use voice notes as the input of your personal CRM: say who you met and what you promised, and Marrow files the person, the meeting and the follow up.

New people land in your phone's contacts

Marrow adds the people it creates to your phone's contacts with every number and email, keeps them current by adding what is new, and imports your contacts.

The people you need, on one list

Describe the people you want to find and Marrow searches in the background, then gives you one list per request to add, dismiss, look up, export or share.

A screenshot becomes a filed person

Screenshot a chat or an email thread and send it to Marrow: it files the person, logs the thread once, and sets the follow up for a dated promise.

A screenshot becomes people and follow ups

Send Marrow a screenshot of an email or chat thread: it files the people in it, logs the thread once with its date, and turns a dated promise into a follow up.

One chat files people and follow ups

A tour of the Marrow app: the chat and its composer, replies with buttons, the People, Follow ups, More and Settings tabs, sign in by email code, and themes.

Say who you met. Marrow files it.

Hold the microphone, say who you met and what you promised, and Marrow transcribes it and files the person, the context and the follow up. In English or Arabic.

Get Marrow on your phone.

Install the app, sign in with your email, and send it the last business card you are still carrying. Marrow is in Beta.

Last updated 10 October 2026.