Mesh (formerly Clay)

Mesh (formerly Clay) started from a simple frustration: after years of meeting people, almost nobody can recall who they met, when, or what they promised to do about it. The app connects to the tools you already use — email, calendar, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, iMessage and more — and quietly assembles a continuously updated contact record for each person. No index cards, no manual data entry, no spreadsheets decaying in a drive.

On top of that structured record sits Nexus, an AI navigator that lets you ask natural-language questions about your network and returns grounded answers drawn from your own relationship data. Mesh also monitors the signals that matter: someone changing jobs, moving cities, showing up in the news, publishing something new. Combined with reconnect reminders, birthday alerts and groups, it turns vague good intentions into a repeatable habit of staying in touch.

Mesh is available free for personal use with up to 1,000 contacts, with paid Pro and Team tiers for unlimited contacts, CSV imports, richer data enrichment, team collaboration and admin controls. The company reports over 150 million contacts managed across its member base and holds SOC 2 Type II certification. Note that clay.earth now redirects to me.sh, the current home of the product.